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1. It's use is much closer to the original meaning of the term, rather than the current mainstream understanding. 2. It's not trying to appropriate the base te
by catach 4y ago
1. It's use is much closer to the original meaning of the term, rather than the current mainstream understanding.
2. It's not trying to appropriate the base term, but is instead adding a modifier to make it's own type.
Ruling: mostly inoffensive.
- markus_zhang 4y agoOK I get it. Guess it's just me don't like marketing.