Since the Terms of Use state to be kind and respectful to other participants of forum, will be using Master word considered as unwelcome word we can no longer use in any context, even for Parent page, if formerly many InDesign community members have gotten used to this name? Basicly, if that's non-inclusive and though used without such intention may still contain negative overtone for some users, shall they been reprimanded or maybe reported for inappropriate language? How ever people from those times passed away so rather using 'Master' can't traumatize anyone, it is still unnice due to historical associations. As I'm non-english person I can only guess it's about the times in US when about 150 - 200 years ago white people enslaved Africans in own country to use as servants / workers. Actually there are many, but I shrink them only to that what I assume is most important now.įrom that I understand the 'Master' word (replaced by Parent) is from now on too oppresive to other people because of occurances in History. As you are an emplyee sharing this annoucement I believe you are in power to reliably answer to my questions. Since last days I tried to dispute over this change with other people in closed circle with no success, today I started looking more what it's all exactly about. First of all, I'm not InDesign user, but Photoshop and Bridge where I'm focused on scripting.įew days ago I met this information in other thread as well as sole 'diversity and inclusion' term.
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