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My question was "extremely repetitive" and a "generic ideological place" to the point that it "damaged the forum"? I'm a regular HN reader and I never stumbled
by fwn 6y ago
My question was "extremely repetitive" and a "generic ideological place" to the point that it "damaged the forum"?
I'm a regular HN reader and I never stumbled over any of those apparently very repetive and ideological talks about capitalization. I read global news like the Economist and sometimes Bloomberg/FT and they certainly didn't address this apparently rather new convention anywhere prominent.
Here in Germany, no ethnicity gets capitalized. We capitalize nouns, first words in a sentence and formal pronouns.
I know there's a lot of emotions in the US about race but I have the impression that in this specific case this alertness might stand in the way of genuine and curious conversation, which would be a cornerstone of every just and inclusive society.
I hope the damage you see caused by my question wasn't long lasting and I thought that I got some interesting, contentful and non-repetitive replies.
- dang 6y ago> My question was "extremely repetitive" and a "generic ideological place" to the point that it "damaged the forum"? Statistically, yes. I realize that sounds odd, but the moderation perspective has to look at the site globally.