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Re:Are popular toxicity models simply profanity detectors? by smcl on Wednesday January 26, 2022 @12:29PM (#30088578)
We're probably not going to see eye to eye on this. Honestly it sounds like you've been on the receiving end of this, and I can imagine that being a very frustrating experience so I do sympathise if that is the case. But really the world you're painting is one where you have to walk on eggshells in every conversation because a mob is waiting to pounce if you used the word "retard" as a verb or called someone "Miss" instead of "Ms" or something like that. Perhaps that might happen in the most overly-earnest, try-hard, super-woke group where everyone uses custom, ever-changing neopronouns and you're expected to remember and use every one of them. But I think those sort of people are busy enough with their own internal squabbles to be going out bothering HNers.
Re:Are popular toxicity models simply profanity detectors? by marcus_holmes on Friday January 28, 2022 @11:25AM (#30116751)
Have you ever posted anything on Twitter? It's exactly what you describe.