Topic on Talk:Religions Based on Blaseball

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−	To be explicit- I believe the pages makes light of real world religions. While the page tries to make it in a very jokey way, I think that is, in fact, part of the problem- the way it uses the word religions when it better denotes fun activities and social clubs and encourages the notion that religions are like that. I don't think it is an abstract harm because that is the way real world religions such as Judaism, Hinduism and Islam are often treated by the community, even when they are especially relevant to the character's origins (e.g. from places where religion remains a major sociopolitical force). I think that, as a result, at the very least this page should be deplatformed because it reads as disrespectful given the treatment of religions by the wider community and because it remains irrelevant to the actual culture and experience of the Displine Era.	+	To be (more?) explicit- I believe the pages makes light of real world religions. While the page tries to make it in a very jokey way, I think that is, in fact, part of the problem- the way it uses the word religions when it better denotes fun activities and social clubs and encourages the notion that religions are like that. I don't think it is an abstract harm because that is the way real world religions such as Judaism, Hinduism and Islam are often treated by the community, even when they are especially relevant to the character's origins (e.g. from places where religion remains a major sociopolitical force). I think that, as a result, at the very least this page should be deplatformed because it reads as disrespectful given the treatment of religions by the wider community and because it remains irrelevant to the actual culture and experience of the Displine Era.