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For you? For others? How have you found it?riskllama wrote:non issue.

Were you aware that up untill recently using the word "gay" could get you banned? Could you elaborate on your rare experiences?riskllama wrote:it rarely comes up. and when it has, "whatever blows yer hair back, baby"...
Proof?Symmetry wrote:Were you aware that up untill recently using the word "gay" could get you banned? Could you elaborate on your rare experiences?riskllama wrote:it rarely comes up. and when it has, "whatever blows yer hair back, baby"...

aaaaand, back to this... *eyes rolling*...-Jésus noirSymmetry wrote:Were you aware that up untill recently using the word "gay" could get you banned? Could you elaborate on your rare experiences?

Symmetry wrote:Concise description:
Using the word "gay" should not be deemed automatically a bigoted term.
Specifics/Details:
I received a ban from chat for using the word "gay". The mod who delivered the ban thought that I should make a suggestion topic. I was surprised that CC considered it to be a slur.
How this will benefit the site and/or other comments:
I think that the word "gay" shouldn't be taboo and seen as an insult. It bothers me that CC currently thinks it is taboo. The site would, in my opinion, be better off if the word "gay" was not considered taboo under the current rules

As long as words like 'cupcake' are not censured, then it still has some way to go.Symmetry wrote:I'd like to get people's opinions on how CC treats homosexuality. For older players, that much might be how you've seen attitudes change. For newer players, how you view attitudes on the site and what you see in the future.
you have yet to show an instance of "cupcake" being used as some sort of homosexual slur. additional, the OP is trolling. already posted the thread that was locked down (Subject: Gay should not be considered taboo)... he is now in his third forum, seeking whatever it is that he is trying to do. but, while you are making your usual claims of CUPCAKE being a homosexual slur, let me post this for you:clangfield wrote:As long as words like 'cupcake' are not censured, then it still has some way to go.Symmetry wrote:I'd like to get people's opinions on how CC treats homosexuality. For older players, that much might be how you've seen attitudes change. For newer players, how you view attitudes on the site and what you see in the future.
sooo, suck it up, cupcake... the black jesus has spoken..-Jésus noircup·cake
ˈkəpˌkāk/Submit
noun
1. a small cake baked in a cup-shaped container and typically iced.
2. USinformal an attractive woman (often as a term of address).

Simply not true.owenshooter wrote:you have yet to show an instance of "cupcake" being used as some sort of homosexual slur.clangfield wrote:As long as words like 'cupcake' are not censured, then it still has some way to go.Symmetry wrote:I'd like to get people's opinions on how CC treats homosexuality. For older players, that much might be how you've seen attitudes change. For newer players, how you view attitudes on the site and what you see in the future.
I did post one before. However, for those with a short-term memory:additional, the OP is trolling. already posted the thread that was locked down (Subject: Gay should not be considered taboo)... he is now in his third forum, seeking whatever it is that he is trying to do. but, while you are making your usual claims of CUPCAKE being a homosexual slur, let me post this for you:
sooo, suck it up, cupcake... the black jesus has spoken..-Jésus noircup·cake
ˈkəpˌkāk/Submit
noun
1. a small cake baked in a cup-shaped container and typically iced.
2. USinformal an attractive woman (often as a term of address).
The way you're interpreting cupcake is homophobic, not the way it is used.clangfield wrote:As long as words like 'cupcake' are not censured, then it still has some way to go.Symmetry wrote:I'd like to get people's opinions on how CC treats homosexuality. For older players, that much might be how you've seen attitudes change. For newer players, how you view attitudes on the site and what you see in the future.

It's clearly being used to suggest a lack of masculinity and moral fibre - as if the poster were not strong enough to ignore the thing about which they're complaining.iAmCaffeine wrote:The way you're interpreting cupcake is homophobic, not the way it is used.clangfield wrote:As long as words like 'cupcake' are not censured, then it still has some way to go.Symmetry wrote:I'd like to get people's opinions on how CC treats homosexuality. For older players, that much might be how you've seen attitudes change. For newer players, how you view attitudes on the site and what you see in the future.
clangfield wrote:It's clearly being used to suggest a lack of masculinity and moral fibre - as if the poster were not strong enough to ignore the thing about which they're complaining.iAmCaffeine wrote:The way you're interpreting cupcake is homophobic, not the way it is used.clangfield wrote:As long as words like 'cupcake' are not censured, then it still has some way to go.Symmetry wrote:I'd like to get people's opinions on how CC treats homosexuality. For older players, that much might be how you've seen attitudes change. For newer players, how you view attitudes on the site and what you see in the future.
iAmCaffeine wrote:The way you're interpreting cupcake is homophobic, not the way it is used.

Or, that you're acting like a woman. If you quote historical literature as a reference, gay just means happy.DoomYoshi wrote:I am reading the comic Unbeatable Squirrel Girl. She has gone back in time to the 60s and hates how all the men call her cupcake.
In battle, turning tail and fleeing before the order is given is an automatic execution. Nobody would expect a pretty young lady (read:civilian) to stay and fight, which is where the male version of cupcake comes from. It has nothing to do with homosexuality, just that you deserve to die.
yep... as Caff said, it is the way YOU are interpreting it... sorry about your little butt...-Jésus noiriAmCaffeine wrote:clangfield wrote:It's clearly being used to suggest a lack of masculinity and moral fibre - as if the poster were not strong enough to ignore the thing about which they're complaining.iAmCaffeine wrote:The way you're interpreting cupcake is homophobic, not the way it is used.clangfield wrote:As long as words like 'cupcake' are not censured, then it still has some way to go.Symmetry wrote:I'd like to get people's opinions on how CC treats homosexuality. For older players, that much might be how you've seen attitudes change. For newer players, how you view attitudes on the site and what you see in the future.iAmCaffeine wrote:The way you're interpreting cupcake is homophobic, not the way it is used.

---------It's kinda like Yella means coward,chicken. Should C.C. ban chickens and the color yellow? What will we use for player #4? I guess T.V. can cancel cupcake wars.clangfield wrote:
If you quote historical literature as a reference, gay just means happy.
Anyway, do what you will. I've had enough. Play on in your ever-decreasing circle. I'm finishing my games and my final contribution will be to the "is CC declining" statistic.
i really wish you would take the time to actually read the threads that you come to troll in...clangfield wrote:To answer the OP... when was it ever not inclusive to all?
After all, there are plenty of posts here about cupcakes, butts, videos of little boys...it seems all are allowed.
