I do not, no. That’s why I made the suggestion. While I do not, I’m aware of that some others do.
You advanced the idea. Did you believe your own argument?
Yes. In a similar way, I don’t believe that chocolate milk comes from brown cows, but there’s no “bad faith” involved in pointing out that a surprisingly high percentage of Americans do.
Or were you advancing a controversial point to start a fight?
No. No interest at all in fighting. As already said, the PSF took the suggestion as intended. For example, here from the chair of the PSF’s CoC WG:
I strongly agree with that. I will put this on the COC WG agenda for the next meeting.
If you don’t like it, as already said that’s fine by me. I was hoping to make a useful suggestion. I failed.
That’s the very model of arguing in bad faith.
Either we can take you at your words or we can’t.
Which is it?
You can, but it would be wise first not to leap to conclusions based on preconceptions. It’s part of the Community Guidelines here to assume good faith. In my view I did not give you sufficient cause to take such offense. But happy to just to let it drop, with my apologies for unintended offense.