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Re:Google’s AI-powered ‘inclusive warnings’ feature is very ... by ehsankia on Friday April 22, 2022 @02:27PM (#31125945)
Here's the definition of landlord I see

> A landlord is the owner of a house, apartment, condominium, land, or real estate which is rented or leased to an individual or business

How is that different from "property owner"? The difference is that to you, a native English speaker, landlord is a word you're familiar with. To others, it's a whole new word they need to learn, whereas property-owner is self-descriptive. It's like using good variable names in your code, you don't need to look up the definition of every word when you use re-use words that are common.

Re:Google’s AI-powered ‘inclusive warnings’ feature is very ... by umanwizard on Friday April 22, 2022 @02:33PM (#31126040)
> How is that different from "property owner"?

They mean different things: one is a subset of the other. A person who owns their own home that they live in is a property owner, but not a landlord.

Re:Google’s AI-powered ‘inclusive warnings’ feature is very ... by ehsankia on Sunday May 01, 2022 @03:01AM (#31222826)
> that they live in

Well that's new to me, because I absolutely do not get that from the term "property owner". For example, if I have a place I own that my brother lives in, and someone asks my brother "who is the property owner", he would definitely answer me. I own that property. How does the term property owner say anything about where the person lives in?