> more polarized since you are now making things that didn't used to be political, highly politicized. I mean, how many people are __actually__ offended by mas

> more polarized since you are now making things that didn't used to be political, highly politicized. I mean, how many people are __actually__ offended by master/slave terminology? 1%? 2%? Now how many people are offended by this change, how many think that this is useless waste of time, how many think that this is tech industry being once again bullied into compliance over nonsense and it's all one sneaky slippery slope? I don't know, but it seems like a half or at least a third. These changes with this reasoning are not making it more inclusive, they make it more exclusive.