>It's the intention and attitude behind those posts that are the problem, not the exact vocabulary
I agree and it's said on >>67303 too, but is encouraging certain vocabulary over others that bad of an idea? Linguistic protectionism is something actual countries do to "purify" their languages from foreign influence. As Heyuri, we will sooner or later establish our own country so laying the foundation of our language institute by now makes sense to me. What others think about it isn't our business