they simply want to keep the power to decide which content can or can't appear on their site with sufficient latitude. Giving a specific definition would limit their possibilities.
Whenever you hear the word "inappropriate" it's a signal of intellectual dishonesty, because in practice it's just "we don't like it" repackaged as an adjective.https://twitter.com/JessReports/status/1123008464379363328 …
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Too few words.
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Also works with "problematic"
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Looking that up in the weasel word phrasebook... It means "We have a half-baked non-solution." Also see Twitter lacking the balls to filter out White Nationalism because they can't distinguish it from Trumpism.
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Imagine the struggles I had with this in 1998 when I founded an online community for visual artists.
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Can we also say that “orthogonal” is startupspeak for “too hard to tackle right now”?
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i always tell my kids things are inappropriate, mostly because i am too tired to detailedly describe to them why exactly in polite society one does not do that
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I just tell them that social rules are arbitrary. Interestingly, this doesn't cause them to say "well, I won't obey them then." Perhaps because their whole lives, to them, seem to consist of obeying arbitrary rules.
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