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  • All of those strike me as questions that an asshole would call stupid or is otherwise inappropriate for ask. In order:

    It probably has a simple process answer. Some people might read it as a mean spirited question.

    Very specific. This one was also crossposted a lot so I wouldn’t read into the community choice.

    This is about tv so probably would fit better in a tv community than ask.

    OP hasn’t heard of inflation. Though even adjusting for that and “new content” the answer is probably a very simple “yes”. Not much to discuss.

    Not sure if this is a can we or should we, but this isn’t really an ask question. The former has a very straightforward answer (yes, it’s the same protocol)

    My take is no stupid questions is for questions you’re afraid to ask anywhere else. As long as it’s not hate speech masquerading as a question I ain’t downvoting you, no matter how stupid the question is.


  • The definition of transgender is anyone who identifies with a gender other than the one they were assigned at birth. It is therefore an umbrella term that includes nonbinary genders. Being transgender and transitioning are separate things.

    That being said, when people are talking about “trans people” they often mean binary trans people (ie men and women), especially in the current political context.

    It’s also not unheard of for some nonbinary people to be uncomfortable with calling themselves trans, presumably for the associations with binary trans people.

    Edit: i should clarify, by this I mean transgender definitionally in the abstract. When talking about a specific person’s identity, it just comes down how they identify. If an enby doesn’t identify as trans for any reason, don’t call them trans.