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Happy to see "slave" erased from computing terminology, but "master" by itself still makes plenty of sense in many contexts (though not particularly this one). The word is not specific to slavery and has always been, and still is, widely used.
I largely agree (but in most places where you're replacing slave, master also doesn't make sense), though I would like to hear any additional commentary.
I've recently seen master, child, context: master node has full control and the children are delegates/workers and a master node can promote a child to be a master
(sorry for the deleted replies, it's 4AM here and I'm confusing threads)
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