> It is hard to stress how transformative this can be for marginalized communities and people in countries outside of western Europe and the US These kind of t

> It is hard to stress how transformative this can be for marginalized communities and people in countries outside of western Europe and the US These kind of takes, where "marginalized" is used to arbitrarily police whatever behaviour the authors doesn't like, contribute to render online discourse the insufferable hell it has become in the last 10 years. I'm sorry, I won't refrain from criticizing a technology I don't like because a strawman member of a "marginalized community" could get discouraged from learning said technology. That's just... madness.