@SystemSock @deprecated >the world limulacrum should be banned Tell me about it, I had to look it up. I have to advocate for jargon a lottle bit, however, because it serves the purpose of slipping past people who would misunderstand the meaning in its context and as a result get angry/upset or whatever. Working in the medical field a little I've seen how people react strongly to certain keywords and draw very unreasonable conclusions from what they hear because they don't have the big picture the same way the doctor or the nurse does. For example writing "morbidly obese" in the charts will make the patient think "they're calling me fat, how dare they" but if we just write "BMI 45", everyone who needs to use that information will know what it means while the patient's experience remains much more positive. Now it might sound like obfuscating information from the patient for the sake of elitism, but it's more about the fact that it's hard to help people who resent you, no matter how silly the reason might be. And let me tell you, there's a lot of silly reasons.