Re:Google hid evidence by training workers to avoid words mo...
by lazide on Thursday September 14, 2023 @04:48PM
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That depends entirely on the details of how it is said.
If it is said in a way clearly making it obvious that not just the words, but the intent is bad, and to instead do the other thing? Seems likely to not be an issue.
If it is saying the intent is fine, just use the other words? Then yeah.
If it gets to the press, chances are it’s being spun the opposite way that context would show it was being used, because that’s how it usually works to get clicks.
If it is said in a way clearly making it obvious that not just the words, but the intent is bad, and to instead do the other thing? Seems likely to not be an issue.
If it is saying the intent is fine, just use the other words? Then yeah.
If it gets to the press, chances are it’s being spun the opposite way that context would show it was being used, because that’s how it usually works to get clicks.