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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink6•5 months agoNo, the person I replied to has simply edited their comment to be clearer. They originally wrote it as though they meant a literal dead person.
minus-squaresubignitionlinkfedilink1•5 months agoThe only thing I added was the first parenthetical to clarify that “dead name” was the term for the former name. Reading “the former name of a (typically trans) person” as “the name of a deceased trans person” is still on you :/
No, the person I replied to has simply edited their comment to be clearer. They originally wrote it as though they meant a literal dead person.
The only thing I added was the first parenthetical to clarify that “dead name” was the term for the former name.
Reading “the former name of a (typically trans) person” as “the name of a deceased trans person” is still on you :/
Ok