Difference between revisions of "Template: LanguageDisclaimer3rdParty"

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*For the terms master/slave, Genesys uses “primary” and “secondary” or “primary” and “replica,” with exceptions for their use in third-party commands.
 
*For the terms master/slave, Genesys uses “primary” and “secondary” or “primary” and “replica,” with exceptions for their use in third-party commands.
 
*For the terms blacklist/whitelist, Genesys uses blocklist/allowlist.
 
*For the terms blacklist/whitelist, Genesys uses blocklist/allowlist.
*For the term master, when it's used on its own, Genesys uses main, wherever possible.
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*For the term master, when used on its own, Genesys uses main wherever possible.
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Latest revision as of 22:57, July 29, 2020

This is the "LanguageDisclaimer3rdParty" template. Use this template for Genesys product that leverages a third-party vendor that uses non-inclusive language, including in command lines.


Disclaimer
Genesys is committed to diversity, equality, and inclusivity. This includes using appropriate terms in our software and documentation. Therefore, Genesys is removing non-inclusive terms. For third-party products leveraged by Genesys that include such terms, Genesys uses the following as replacements.
  • For the terms master/slave, Genesys uses “primary” and “secondary” or “primary” and “replica,” with exceptions for their use in third-party commands.
  • For the terms blacklist/whitelist, Genesys uses blocklist/allowlist.
  • For the term master, when used on its own, Genesys uses main wherever possible.