Not to shill my own idea too hard, but that's why I suggest dossier, since it's a noun and can also be comfortably used as a verb, as in, "getting the dossier".
That's too bad. I'm not telling people what they can and cannot post. If it's out there, it's out there. There's many platforms (X) that allow what we do minus public information.
You've got to make it overly complex. You skiptrace to get the dossier and then you null the cow when you post it to the site.
I think Null is trying to set up a foundation, he wants slightly better branding.
Depending on what term is used like "deanon" or even it's more simplified dean. It could prove to be more difficult. If they're going to play language games, play another language game in return in order to contort them into pretzels trying to outwit us. A more inconspicuous term could be used in order for them to sound like they're insane. (Dean for example could mean a Dean of a College, a guy named Dean, a Catholic Priest, etc. Or harvest which I also suggested has many uses as a word of it's own. To gather crops, ore, etc.)
That "Chris Chan" emoticon should be with something like
:8):, not just 8).best suggestion?
That was a push on one of the chans a long time ago. Replace any 'offensive' words with brand names. Like "The google got shot by the cops while stealing fried chicken". Makes it much harder to ban on platforms and creates a negative association.
Main issue there is "reddit" already has a negative connotation in normalfag spaces.
Because covering something up makes you look guilty regardless and that's getting dangerously close to editorializing which would remove the forums 230 protections. Yes other websites do far more editorializing without problems and no the world isn't fair.
Given that so many users seemingly can't figure out simple stuff like how to thumbnail or archive, asking all Farmers to modify their language to eliminate the D-word is going to be nigh on impossible.
While I generally agree and don't care to take a strong stance either way, I'll say that the culture of permissiveness about posting PII has increased my opsec. Null's request to avoid words with illegal connotations is sensible regardless of the fact that most info here comes from legal public sources like Radaris.
There's probably a software solution to streamline the management of PII and make it obvious to lurkers that inciting harassment is a bannable offense. KF is an interesting place: part wiki, forum, media gallery, and PII repository. I think the conventional bulletin board format is limiting.
Now that doesn't sound very Kiwi-like.