I agree, but the choice not to offend people is already a part of
Wikipedia convention:
My motivation for developing a solution that caters to end-users comes
from not wanting to get caught in the same drift net that is already
being cast.
Christiaan
Karl A. Krueger wrote:
Christiaan Briggs wrote:
A user is not always going to know what is going
to offend them until
they have looked at the content. By then it's too late.
What's so bad about offending people?
Why is it something to avoid?
A reader who can open up the book of human knowledge to any page at
all, and be certain not to be offended, has no need for an
encyclopedia.
--
Karl A. Krueger <kkrueger(a)whoi.edu>