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Jason S wrote: |
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>--- Kumba <kumba@g.o> wrote: |
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>>Users/devs in the channels should be judged not on |
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>>what words are spoken, but |
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>>on how the words are spoken. It's the intent that |
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>>matters most. |
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>I usually don't read to find the intent, unless trying |
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>to figure who started something. I just don't have |
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>time. It's much easier to just make certain words |
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>taboo. |
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>Are you volunteering to be a 'intent' reader in |
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>#gentoo? I find those harder to spot(highligher |
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>doesn't catch them), since I'm often working on |
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>something else. Could use the help. :D |
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>Regards, |
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> kutsuya (aka bit`) |
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This must be the quandary the censors had when Bono got his award and |
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said on a live broadcast "That's fucking great." and it didn't get |
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bleeped. Somehow, in their 5 second delay, they managed to decide that |
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the word was okay to use as part of an adjective. |
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