Ethnic slurs in Item Names (over 300 signatures)

What would you change the item name to?

Madame Fortuna	44.1%	[ 687 ]
Madame Mystic	10.2%	[ 159 ]
Madame Fate	3.5%	[ 54 ]
Fate's Oracle	10.4%	[ 162 ]
Crystal Gazer	7.3%	[ 114 ]
Madame Mystique	19.7%	[ 307 ]
Circus Fortune	4.8%	[ 74 ]
Total Votes:			[ 1557 ]

[Celeblin Galadeneryn]

-Signed-

I like the item. I'd like to use it, but what I'd really like for the name to be less offensive.

[AniMajor]

Signed.

[Deandriea]

Sign me up. *going to edit signature*

[Collowrath]

-signed-

Ethnic slurs are banned on Gaia, this should not be an exception.

[Uncle Haijin]

Consider this signed by me. Others may not care about this, but they should care.

[E l a p i n e]

I definately sign.

[Takarashi]

The logic is justified, so I'll support the cause.

[Esiris]

*Signed*

[Goaty McJestface]

I'll sign. I was unaware that the term "gypsy" was considered a slur, as it's so commonplace. Even the Gypsy Lore Society uses it.

[Wandlore]

I sign.

[maenad nuri]

Butterfly Leeches

I'll sign. I was unaware that the term "gypsy" was considered a slur, as it's so commonplace. Even the Gypsy Lore Society uses it.

Note when that society was founded. Then, that was considered a common name by people who themselves were not part of the Roma/Sinti/Various cultures. It was founded by Englishmen to study "Vanishing peoples".

[Saffron the Scientist]

c:

Signed. It wouldn't be much trouble to change it for them at all, and even though I'm not a 'PC' freak by any means...I think this is a perfectly reasonable request.

[TeaDidikai]

~SIGNED~

[TeaDidikai]

maenad nuri

Butterfly Leeches

I'll sign. I was unaware that the term "gypsy" was considered a slur, as it's so commonplace. Even the Gypsy Lore Society uses it.

Note when that society was founded. Then, that was considered a common name by people who themselves were not part of the Roma/Sinti/Various cultures. It was founded by Englishmen to study "Vanishing peoples".

In the same era, calling a black person a N~ was common too.

[maenad nuri]

TeaDidikai

maenad nuri

Butterfly Leeches

I'll sign. I was unaware that the term "gypsy" was considered a slur, as it's so commonplace. Even the Gypsy Lore Society uses it.

Note when that society was founded. Then, that was considered a common name by people who themselves were not part of the Roma/Sinti/Various cultures. It was founded by Englishmen to study "Vanishing peoples".

In the same era, calling a black person a N~ was common too.

Oh so very true.