So, the fucking X Card.
You know, I was almost OK with the idea of this for public games. I'm not a cold-hearted person, and I can understand that things that bounce right off my skin are fairly offensive to others.
Then I read the list of triggers.
"Eating in front of other people".
"Failing".
"Chaos".
"Aimlessness".
"Commitment".
"Feet".
"Injuries".
"Reading aloud".
"Uncertainty".
I'm sorry, but if you're so fragile that shit like that bothers you, you need a fucking protective bubble around you at all times. It's gotta be the only way you can actually live in this world. Best of all, though, was this line:
>The X-Card sometimes leads to more intense play. People know they have a communication tool if things go too far, so they may feel more comfortable going farther than they normally would. We've rarely seen this happen in actual play but it's a possibility so we feel it's important to note it just in case.
In other words, "Yeah, this censorship tool might lead to more intense play. I've never actually seen this happen and have no evidence to back this up, but let's pretend it's true. Only don't use that word, because truth is my trigger.". People like this make it that much harder to be on the side of legitimate social justice causes.