Hi,
On 2020-06-13 07:45, MG wrote:
Believe me, I do so understand that - but as an atheist by choice from
a young age, I do not want to live in a deeply irrational world, where
everything you say can be considered racist or insensitive, even if
that makes no sense whatsoever, just because somebo
Believe me, I do so understand that - but as an atheist by choice from a
young age, I do not want to live in a deeply irrational world, where
everything you say can be considered racist or insensitive, even if that
makes no sense whatsoever, just because somebody believes it to be that way.
The
+1
Lurker on the Groovy forum and developer of this thing (
https://codesolvent.com/) which makes use of Groovy. I also happen to be
"black".
I am not personally offended by the use of these labels since I know the
initiation of their use was probably not motivated by malice, I do however
underst
On 12.06.20 19:25, MG wrote:
Well said.
I would add to that, that in IT "blacklist" is a purely technical term,
with the "black" having imho no association to people.
Logic has nothing to do with this. There are trends in the public views
and language you have to follow, unless you want to sta
Well said.
I would add to that, that in IT "blacklist" is a purely technical term,
with the "black" having imho no association to people. Even if etymology
can be problematic in such questions, I also could not find any
indication in the etymology of the word* that it has anything to do with
