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Signed-off-by: Celeste Horgan celeste@cncf.io

Add the first version of the language evaluation framework.

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The language evaluation framework is a guidance document developed by the Kubernetes Naming Working Group. It outlines a structured framework for evaluating language and terminology for harm to the community. This enables the community to navigate divisive conversations with a measure of clarity.

While the document was created for an open source technology project, we feel the principles outlines are applicable to other fields as well.

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#### Is the term militaristic?

Examples include “marshal/unmarshal”.

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- Language focus: is the language in use a metaphor that could be described more precisely using different words?


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For each term under evaluation, answer all questions.


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#### Is the term overtly homophobic?

Examples do not include “homogenizing” or “homogenous” data.

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socioeconomic status is the only category that I see as potentially missing.

Examples include adjectives that label people “the poor” vs specific designations.

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/assign @justaugustus @zacharysarah @jdumars

/wg naming

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@celestehorgan Thanks for drafting this. I've made some revisions, some of which are substantial.

Co-authored-by: Zach Corleissen <zacharysarah@users.noreply.github.com>
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dims commented Oct 22, 2020

/approve

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/hold
to be removed at wg-naming approvers' discretion

/lgtm
I didn't have any detailed comments to add. I found this useful to reference in a PR recommending alternatives to 'master' #5243

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Great work, @celestehorgan, and thanks to everyone for the reviews!
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[APPROVALNOTIFIER] This PR is APPROVED

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