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Stop creating problems where there are none. Homonyms exist, words have multiple meanings. A master is " a person who shows a lot of skill at something". https
by Hendrikto 5y ago
Stop creating problems where there are none. Homonyms exist, words have multiple meanings. A master is " a person who shows a lot of skill at something".
https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/master_2 https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/englis...
- gsich 5y agoTrue, but why the shitshow with "master" in a number of git repos and other fields? I know why. Virtue signalling. "Masters degree" is too hard to change.
- zohch 5y ago> "Masters degree" is too hard to change. Only if you don't care about the hurt it causes people every day.
- gsich 5y agoCitation needed. US slavery ended in 1865, which means that nobody has (or knows) a living relative/person that was affected by it. If you are unhappy because of that word, work on yourself.
- zohch 5y ago> Homonyms exist, words have multiple meanings. Homonyms can exist and this can still be tone deaf. > Stop creating problems where there are none. Since when is the consequences of slavery not a problem?