It's amusing to many. Those who are offended by it presumably identify with the acronym in some deeply personal way, for which I sincerely apologise. However, I am firmly of the belief that those who identify with an acronym so deeply and personally as to be perosnally offended by someone else's dislike of that acronym should probably be seeking assistance for that issue somewhere other than the Meta forum of a D&D website.
I am not very Politically Correct. I just say what I think. And sometimes people will decide that my opinion on a general subject (such as an acronym) is a personal indictment of their very character; I am sorry for that. But I do reserve the right to occasionally have an opinion on these boards.
So: here's an opinion I hold: PEACH is a pointless acronym. I'm not gonna ban you for using it (which is why I haven't prohibited it), but I reserve the right to laugh at you for it. It does no harm, and does not deserve to be banned in a "freedom of speech" kinda way (which doesn't apply here, but you know what I mean), bt my freedom of response is equally valid because "freedom of speech" doesn't mean "just MY freedom of speech - those who disagree with me aren't allowed to make that clear using the tools they have at their disposal".
So, you can use the acronym. And I'll say what I think of it (via automatic proxy, because I can't manually keep up with 80,000 members). And we've both exercised our right to expression.
I am not very Politically Correct. I just say what I think. And sometimes people will decide that my opinion on a general subject (such as an acronym) is a personal indictment of their very character; I am sorry for that. But I do reserve the right to occasionally have an opinion on these boards.
So: here's an opinion I hold: PEACH is a pointless acronym. I'm not gonna ban you for using it (which is why I haven't prohibited it), but I reserve the right to laugh at you for it. It does no harm, and does not deserve to be banned in a "freedom of speech" kinda way (which doesn't apply here, but you know what I mean), bt my freedom of response is equally valid because "freedom of speech" doesn't mean "just MY freedom of speech - those who disagree with me aren't allowed to make that clear using the tools they have at their disposal".
So, you can use the acronym. And I'll say what I think of it (via automatic proxy, because I can't manually keep up with 80,000 members). And we've both exercised our right to expression.
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