There's a better way to say it than "poor man's". #10500
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"Makeshift", "simplistic" or "inferior" are effective ways to describe a solution you think is less than ideal. The phrase "poor man's" suggests poor people get/deserve inferior things, which IMO is incongruous with CiviCRM's aims. Avoiding that terminology won't just be inclusive, it will better express what you really meant! This PR contains comment changes only.
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Thanks Eileen! |
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"Makeshift", "simplistic" or "inferior" are effective ways to describe a solution you think is less than ideal.
Using the phrase "poor man's" for those meanings suggests to me that poor people get/deserve inferior things, which IMO is incongruous with CiviCRM's goals. Also, why "man"? 🤷♂️
Avoiding that terminology won't just be more inclusive, it will better express what you really meant!
This PR contains comment changes only. There is no JIRA associated with this PR.