https://www.phoronix.com/news/LF-AOUSD-AWSF-Inclusive-Naming
The Inclusive Language Guide used by the Academy Software Foundation since 2021 had already recommended replacing common references like master/slave, blacklist/whitelist, gendered language, and more. While the updated guide outlines some additional phrases that should be avoided/replaced by their open-source projects/developers.

New to the list of socially-charged language is "native support" that should be replaced to "core support" or "built-in support" as well as replacing "pow-wow" with "huddle" or "meeting".

Deemed as ableist language to be replaced is not using "sanity check" but replacing it with "validation check" or "consistency check" or similar. Also recommended is not using "dummy" functions but instead referring to "placeholder", "stub", or "sample".

Considered as violent language is not using the word "hung" but replacing such usage with "unresponsive" or "stalled".