Ban ALL "no-no word" references

mumu245

Zydrolic wrote:
(#80)
ideapad-320 wrote:
(#79)
Endorsing an extension: No-no word is really great! You should download it! It has dark mode and a leave studio button, and many other things too,
Talking about it: Yeah, I use no-no word, that's why I have dark mode.
Your 2nd one endorsed it due to mentioning darkmode. removing that part would be just talking about it.

No, he was just explaining why there is dark mode.
More neutral example:

I view scratch in dark mode because of a browser extension, but I'm not allowed to send it.

Zydrolic

mumu245 wrote:
(#81)
Zydrolic wrote:
(#80)
ideapad-320 wrote:
(#79)
Endorsing an extension: No-no word is really great! You should download it! It has dark mode and a leave studio button, and many other things too,
Talking about it: Yeah, I use no-no word, that's why I have dark mode.
Your 2nd one endorsed it due to mentioning darkmode. removing that part would be just talking about it.
No, he was just explaining why there is dark mode.
More neutral example:
I view scratch in dark mode because of a browser extension, but I'm not allowed to send it.

Fair, though honestly it might just be better not specifying what causes it, just “Yeah i use forbidden word” would probably be better as its less encouragant than telling you can have darkmode without having to edit bg hex

sonic__fan

People would just find a bunch of substitutes (me personally, I always say “browser extension”, never said “no-no word”).
And anyways, the purpose of the extension policy is to stop people from talking about specific browser extensions, not to stop people from talking about browser extensions in general.
dude it took me so long to figure out what this suggestion was about

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