The rae finally adds a positive meaning to the term hacker
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Three years ago, in 2014, Hacker was finally admitted to the Dictionary of the Royal Academy of Language. Although, the only meaning that this term had was negative. Since he was simply defined as a hacker. This assumed that every time the term hacker was used, the connotation was always negative.
The RAE finally adds a positive meaning to the term Hacker
The problem is that this term does not only have a negative connotation in reality. So for a long, long time, there are users who want a new definition to be added to this word. Something that has finally happened already.
Hacker gets a positive meaning
A petition was opened long ago via the Change.org platform. Something that seems to have finally taken effect and adds a positive meaning to hacker. It has been discovered in the new update of the Dictionary of the RAE. In it you can see this new meaning. Furthermore, it is much closer to reality and to what many wished to be the definition of the word.
It seems that the RAE has taken note of what the users had to say. So although it has taken a while, this update has arrived and a new meaning is presented. You can see it in the image above. The second on the list.
The SAR has already taken the first step. So now it is up to the media and us users to see the word hacker as more than just a hacker. What do you think of the new meaning of the RAE?
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