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Author rhettinger
Recipients christian.heimes, docs@python, lukasz.langa, miss-islington, rhettinger, serhiy.storchaka, vstinner
Date 2020-08-14.17:52:20
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> I would prefer avoiding python-dev, since there are many 
> trolls there who like to argue but not try to fix problem.

It's not a good precedent to define as trolls anyone who might legitimately disagree, nor is it a good precedent to bypass discussion entirely. IMO, Serhiy's request was reasonable and shouldn't be dismissed.

For this particular change, I'm +1 because it represents an industrywide terminology shift, because it makes a proactive effort to be responsive to cultural problems, and because the change doesn't impair clarity.  

That said, I concur with Serhiy that there should be a discussion before making a unilateral and stealthy change to the rules about how people are allowed to write technical prose.
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