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In Solidarity / Inclusive Language completed May 13, 2024 in 2s

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Configuration

Below is the configuration used for this check run:

defaultMessage: >
  You might want to consider an alternative to the term "{{match}}".

  {{#if alternatives~}} Possibilities might include: {{#each alternatives}}{{#if
  @index}}, {{/if}}"{{this}}"{{/each}}. {{~/if}}

  (This check uses pattern-matching and may therefore be incorrect. To improve
  the patterns or to make other suggestions, please open an issue or
  pull-request at https://github.com/ietf/terminology/issues.)
rules:
  whitelist:
    regex:
      - /\bwhite[\w_-]*list\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - accept list
      - allowlist
      - approved list
      - pass list
      - permitted
  blacklist:
    regex:
      - /\bblack[\w_-]*list\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - blocklist
      - denylist
      - prohibited
      - refused
      - reject list
      - unapproved list
  master:
    regex:
      - /\bmaster\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - active
      - central
      - initiator
      - leader
      - main
      - orchestrator
      - parent
      - primary
      - server
  slave:
    regex:
      - /\bslave\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - follower
      - peripheral
      - replica
      - responder
      - secondary
      - standby
      - worker
  grandfathered:
    regex:
      - /\bgrandfather\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - exemption
      - historical
      - legacy status
      - pre-approved
      - special case
  gendered-terms:
    regex:
      - /\bchair[\w_-]*man\w*\b/gi
      - /\bmankind\b/gi
      - /\bman[\w_-]*month\w*\b/gi
      - /\bmans\b/gi
      - /\bman[\w_-]*made\w*\b/gi
      - /\bman[\w_-]*power\w*\b/gi
      - /\bguys?\b/gi
      - /\b(wo)?m[ae]n\b/gi
      - /\b(fe)?male\w*\b/gi
      - /\blad(y|ie)\'?s?\'?\b/gi
      - /\b(\w+m[ae]nship)\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - individual
      - people
      - person
  gendered-pronouns:
    regex:
      - /\b(he|him|his|she|her|hers)\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - they
      - them
      - their
  sanity-check:
    regex:
      - /\bsanity[\w_-]*check\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - coherence check
      - confidence check
      - quick check
  crazy:
    regex:
      - /\bcraz(y|ie)?\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - malfunctioning
      - puzzling
      - surprising
      - unexpected
  dummy:
    regex:
      - /\bdummy\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - placeholder
      - sample
      - stand-in
      - substitute
  dark-pattern:
    regex:
      - /\bdark[\w_-]*pattern\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - deception pattern
  balkanization:
    regex:
      - /\bbalkani[zs]\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - bifurcation
      - segmentation
  blackmail:
    regex:
      - /\bblack[\w_-]*mail\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - extortion
  black-sheep:
    regex:
      - /\bblack[\w_-]*sheep\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - disreputable
  black-market:
    regex:
      - /\bblack[\w_-]*market\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - illegal marketplace
  tradition:
    regex:
      - /\btradition\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - classic
      - classical
      - common
      - conventional
      - customary
      - fixed
      - habitual
      - historic
      - long-established
      - popular
      - prescribed
      - regular
      - rooted
      - time-honored
      - universal
      - widely used
      - widespread
  native:
    regex:
      - /\bnative\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - built-in
      - fundamental
      - ingrained
      - intrinsic
      - original
  elder:
    regex:
      - /\belder\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - aged
      - aging
      - old
  dumb:
    regex:
      - /\bdumb\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - dull
      - inarticuate
      - incoherent
  immature:
    regex:
      - /\bimmatur\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - imperfect
      - premature
      - underdeveloped
      - unfinished
      - unsophisticated
  cripple:
    regex:
      - /\bcrippl\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - broken
      - damaged
      - defective
      - deformed
      - impaired
  handicap:
    regex:
      - /\bhandicap\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - broken
      - damaged
      - defective
      - deformed
      - impaired
  gendered-connectors:
    regex:
      - /\b(fe)?male[\w_-]*(connector|end)\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - plug
      - socket
  blind:
    regex:
      - /\bblind\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - visually impaired
      - unmindful of
      - unconcerned about
      - negligent of
      - unaware
      - uncomprehending
      - unaware
      - uncritical
      - unthinking
      - hasty
      - blocked
      - opaque
  deaf:
    regex:
      - /\bdeaf\w*\b/gi
    level: warning
    alternatives:
      - hard of hearing
      - unmoved by
      - unaffected by
      - unconcerned with
      - oblivious to
      - indifferent to
ignore: []
ignoreDefaults: true

For more information on configuration and rules, check the documentation.

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Annotations

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@in-solidarity in-solidarity / Inclusive Language

Match Found

You might want to consider an alternative to the term "penmanship".
Possibilities might include: "individual", "people", "person".
(This check uses pattern-matching and may therefore be incorrect. To improve the patterns or to make other suggestions, please open an issue or pull-request at https://github.com/ietf/terminology/issues.)
Raw output
/\b(\w+m[ae]nship)\b/gi

Check warning on line 6 in testcases.md

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@in-solidarity in-solidarity / Inclusive Language

Match Found

You might want to consider an alternative to the term "blacklist".
Possibilities might include: "blocklist", "denylist", "prohibited", "refused", "reject list", "unapproved list".
(This check uses pattern-matching and may therefore be incorrect. To improve the patterns or to make other suggestions, please open an issue or pull-request at https://github.com/ietf/terminology/issues.)
Raw output
/\bblack[\w_-]*list\w*\b/gi

Check warning on line 7 in testcases.md

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@in-solidarity in-solidarity / Inclusive Language

Match Found

You might want to consider an alternative to the term "dummy".
Possibilities might include: "placeholder", "sample", "stand-in", "substitute".
(This check uses pattern-matching and may therefore be incorrect. To improve the patterns or to make other suggestions, please open an issue or pull-request at https://github.com/ietf/terminology/issues.)
Raw output
/\bdummy\w*\b/gi

Check warning on line 8 in testcases.md

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@in-solidarity in-solidarity / Inclusive Language

Match Found

You might want to consider an alternative to the term "guys".
Possibilities might include: "individual", "people", "person".
(This check uses pattern-matching and may therefore be incorrect. To improve the patterns or to make other suggestions, please open an issue or pull-request at https://github.com/ietf/terminology/issues.)
Raw output
/\bguys?\b/gi

Check warning on line 8 in testcases.md

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@in-solidarity in-solidarity / Inclusive Language

Match Found

You might want to consider an alternative to the term "ladies".
Possibilities might include: "individual", "people", "person".
(This check uses pattern-matching and may therefore be incorrect. To improve the patterns or to make other suggestions, please open an issue or pull-request at https://github.com/ietf/terminology/issues.)
Raw output
/\blad(y|ie)\'?s?\'?\b/gi

Check warning on line 11 in testcases.md

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@in-solidarity in-solidarity / Inclusive Language

Match Found

You might want to consider an alternative to the term "crippling".
Possibilities might include: "broken", "damaged", "defective", "deformed", "impaired".
(This check uses pattern-matching and may therefore be incorrect. To improve the patterns or to make other suggestions, please open an issue or pull-request at https://github.com/ietf/terminology/issues.)
Raw output
/\bcrippl\w*\b/gi

Check warning on line 11 in testcases.md

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@in-solidarity in-solidarity / Inclusive Language

Match Found

You might want to consider an alternative to the term "handicap".
Possibilities might include: "broken", "damaged", "defective", "deformed", "impaired".
(This check uses pattern-matching and may therefore be incorrect. To improve the patterns or to make other suggestions, please open an issue or pull-request at https://github.com/ietf/terminology/issues.)
Raw output
/\bhandicap\w*\b/gi

Check warning on line 12 in testcases.md

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@in-solidarity in-solidarity / Inclusive Language

Match Found

You might want to consider an alternative to the term "man".
Possibilities might include: "individual", "people", "person".
(This check uses pattern-matching and may therefore be incorrect. To improve the patterns or to make other suggestions, please open an issue or pull-request at https://github.com/ietf/terminology/issues.)
Raw output
/\b(wo)?m[ae]n\b/gi

Check warning on line 12 in testcases.md

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@in-solidarity in-solidarity / Inclusive Language

Match Found

You might want to consider an alternative to the term "elderly".
Possibilities might include: "aged", "aging", "old".
(This check uses pattern-matching and may therefore be incorrect. To improve the patterns or to make other suggestions, please open an issue or pull-request at https://github.com/ietf/terminology/issues.)
Raw output
/\belder\w*\b/gi

Check warning on line 13 in testcases.md

See this annotation in the file changed.

@in-solidarity in-solidarity / Inclusive Language

Match Found

You might want to consider an alternative to the term "traditions".
Possibilities might include: "classic", "classical", "common", "conventional", "customary", "fixed", "habitual", "historic", "long-established", "popular", "prescribed", "regular", "rooted", "time-honored", "universal", "widely used", "widespread".
(This check uses pattern-matching and may therefore be incorrect. To improve the patterns or to make other suggestions, please open an issue or pull-request at https://github.com/ietf/terminology/issues.)
Raw output
/\btradition\w*\b/gi

Check warning on line 13 in testcases.md

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@in-solidarity in-solidarity / Inclusive Language

Match Found

You might want to consider an alternative to the term "native".
Possibilities might include: "built-in", "fundamental", "ingrained", "intrinsic", "original".
(This check uses pattern-matching and may therefore be incorrect. To improve the patterns or to make other suggestions, please open an issue or pull-request at https://github.com/ietf/terminology/issues.)
Raw output
/\bnative\w*\b/gi

Check warning on line 14 in testcases.md

See this annotation in the file changed.

@in-solidarity in-solidarity / Inclusive Language

Match Found

You might want to consider an alternative to the term "traditionally".
Possibilities might include: "classic", "classical", "common", "conventional", "customary", "fixed", "habitual", "historic", "long-established", "popular", "prescribed", "regular", "rooted", "time-honored", "universal", "widely used", "widespread".
(This check uses pattern-matching and may therefore be incorrect. To improve the patterns or to make other suggestions, please open an issue or pull-request at https://github.com/ietf/terminology/issues.)
Raw output
/\btradition\w*\b/gi