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Actually, the comment does not talk about that. It just says: > There's this strange perception that anything new must be good and right. Perhaps OPs language
by crackercrews 4y ago
Actually, the comment does not talk about that. It just says:
> There's this strange perception that anything new must be good and right. Perhaps OPs language isn't keeping up with the times, or maybe the times are just...incorrect.
This asserts that newness does not equate with correctness. This implicitly recognizes that there are multiple uses.
- socialismisok 4y agoI'm responding specifically to: "No one here is unaware that people use these terms in new ways. Likewise they are not denying the usage." Other places in this post people absolutely do deny the usage.
- crackercrews 4y agoI was using the word "deny" in the same way that you did here. You indicate it is not the same thing as "disagree with" > My point is that we cannot deny new usages. We can disagree with them or choose not to use them, but denying them is just never going to work. Where is someone denying that people use these terms in these new ways? I haven't read all the comments but haven't seen it so far.