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I know why they are doing this, and I think it’s silly, but I hope that all three people who were offended by the original terms are happy now.

• rurban 5y ago
  Well, I'm offended by "main" now. The major reference is the "main and subordinate clause", which is just sugarcoating the power difference as in master and slave. "Master" references mainly mastery, being good at it. Master is an official craftsman job title. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meister https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meister μήστωρ, Meister, Magister. You wont find someone who dares to rename masterpieces to mainpieces.
  • bravetraveler 5y ago
    Also appears in audio The final copy of that release, guess what they call it - master
    • 0des 5y ago
      Is everyone supposed to give up their Master's degrees?
      • bravetraveler 5y ago
        Gotta call them 'really good' now
  • mcphage 5y ago
    > You wont find someone who dares to rename masterpieces to mainpieces And yet you can have a sidepiece...
  • soundnote 5y ago
    > You wont find someone who dares to rename masterpieces to mainpieces. I guarantee you there is an activist insane enough to do just that.