Joel
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If it's directly political or something that has been politicized then best not to post it. You haven't defined "politics" beyond "governments, political leaders, upcoming elections and political movements".
What do you mean when you say "politicized"?
What makes something "politicized"?
You won't define the words, but keep repeating them to me.
How am I supposed to know what you mean, when you won't tell me what the words you're using mean? lol
When you're saying "politicized", are you referring to policies or regulations? Or something that has been referenced by a politician? What makes something political or politicized?
That's what I'm asking here. And you just keep repeating the words back to me, expecting that I know what you're thinking when you say it.
Joel said :
I'm not sure if you've got a particular thread subject in mind to post and if you do I obviously don't know what it would be about so couldn't comment as to whether or not the team would deem it suitable or not. Right, which is why I'm asking for some clarity.
Joel said :
I'm not going to post an exhaustive list of all the do's and dont's in the same way the Code of Conduct doesn't list out all subjects that are deemed appropriate, or not appropriate. I'm not asking for that. I'm just asking what definition of "politics" or criteria is being used to determine if a thread is "political".
I've listed several definitions (beyond "government, etc.) but you didn't even reference them at all.
And I'm not exactly sure what "politicized" actually means. The definition is just "made political in character". But what does that actually mean?
If peanut butter were politicized, what that actually mean?
How do I know if something has been politicized?
What does it mean? I'm better than you, but that doesn't mean you're not great!
If it's directly political or something that has been politicized then best not to post it. You haven't defined "politics" beyond "governments, political leaders, upcoming elections and political movements".
What do you mean when you say "politicized"?
What makes something "politicized"?
You won't define the words, but keep repeating them to me.
How am I supposed to know what you mean, when you won't tell me what the words you're using mean? lol
When you're saying "politicized", are you referring to policies or regulations? Or something that has been referenced by a politician? What makes something political or politicized?
That's what I'm asking here. And you just keep repeating the words back to me, expecting that I know what you're thinking when you say it.
Joel said :
I'm not sure if you've got a particular thread subject in mind to post and if you do I obviously don't know what it would be about so couldn't comment as to whether or not the team would deem it suitable or not. Right, which is why I'm asking for some clarity.
Joel said :
I'm not going to post an exhaustive list of all the do's and dont's in the same way the Code of Conduct doesn't list out all subjects that are deemed appropriate, or not appropriate. I'm not asking for that. I'm just asking what definition of "politics" or criteria is being used to determine if a thread is "political".
I've listed several definitions (beyond "government, etc.) but you didn't even reference them at all.
And I'm not exactly sure what "politicized" actually means. The definition is just "made political in character". But what does that actually mean?
If peanut butter were politicized, what that actually mean?
How do I know if something has been politicized?
What does it mean? I'm better than you, but that doesn't mean you're not great!
16-Feb-2021 07:07:39
