While that is correct, I think that nevertheless, "allow list" and "deny list" are better descriptions of what the lists are doing. I am not stopping you from u

While that is correct, I think that nevertheless, "allow list" and "deny list" are better descriptions of what the lists are doing. I am not stopping you from using the terms "whitelist" and "blacklist", but as I mentioned, in a few circumstances that might be confusing, such as if the lists are themself coloured or if they enumerate something coloured. (That probably doesn't happen very often, but when it does, then you should take that into consideration.)