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Because it's not painful to others and intent always matters. These words are everywhere in the language; you're not really changing anything with these antics
by manigandham 4y ago
Because it's not painful to others and intent always matters.
These words are everywhere in the language; you're not really changing anything with these antics other than derailing the subject to appease those who assume offense on behalf of an imagined group of people that can't distinguish context.
- sorenbs 4y agoMost of us moved on to better terminology 4+ years ago. The only ones derailing conversations are grumps like yourself who refuse to get with the program. Why is this so important to you?
- manigandham 4y agoWho are you and what's this "program" you deem to impose on others? No thanks, I'll stick with the actual majority that have mastered using relevant language and rational context in discussions without being slaves to performative social constructs. Instead of assuming what's actually important to me, perhaps some introspection of why you immediately think of slavery in a computing context would be more helpful.