Is "psychos" going to be similarly policed and deleted? "Maniacs"? "Hysterical"? "Nuts/nutcase"?
Why is it acceptable as an adjective but not a noun?
Why is "the disabled man/the man in the wheelchair" going to be policed and deleted when other epithets ("the tall man," "the German") will not? What if it's a story told from the point of view of someone who would notice that feature of Charles first and think of him that way after?
Are you guys going to be reading through every fill and policing every mention of Charles's disability or lack thereof? Why is the priority suddenly on making this place a safe space for people with disabilities instead of any other feature? Isn't deciding a kink meme should be a safe space in terms of subjective content an extremely slippery slope? Can't there just be a general warning that there might be erasing of disabilities (and divorces) for the sake of kink?
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Date: 2011-06-19 12:47 am (UTC)Why is it acceptable as an adjective but not a noun?
Why is "the disabled man/the man in the wheelchair" going to be policed and deleted when other epithets ("the tall man," "the German") will not? What if it's a story told from the point of view of someone who would notice that feature of Charles first and think of him that way after?
Are you guys going to be reading through every fill and policing every mention of Charles's disability or lack thereof? Why is the priority suddenly on making this place a safe space for people with disabilities instead of any other feature? Isn't deciding a kink meme should be a safe space in terms of subjective content an extremely slippery slope? Can't there just be a general warning that there might be erasing of disabilities (and divorces) for the sake of kink?