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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Xenonnonex" data-source="post: 7896526" data-attributes="member: 7015664">You chose to ignore my post where the meanings were clear. In case you missed it I was asking if you could see the difference between not extending an invitation to someone who may be disinterested in something and gatekeeping as we have been using the word on these forums. Because the context of the invitation also matters. Would not extending an invitation to a friend who you know has no interest in the event be considered gatekeeping? Is it majorally discriminating against this friend?Limiting invitations could also be dependant on size on location on whether or not people are complimentary with each other. It is not as you claim a major way to discriminate against people. Not in the sense gatekeeping as has been used in these discussions always is. The exclusion of someone who is checked at the door is completely different from gatekeeping of fans by other fans. The exclusion of someone who is checked at the door can be imposed on by outside rules beyond the scope of individuals. Whereas gatekeeping of fans is always by individuals who impose their own imposition on others.</blockquote>