cheat
verb
gerund or present participle: cheating
1.
act dishonestly or unfairly in order to gain an advantage, especially in a game or examination.
I'm discussing the topic at hand; you are discussing "what do words mean", in a failing effort to win the debate by changing, or challenging, the grammar used in the discussion.
Definition of terms is important in any contentious discussion. In this instance, the only official word used to describe CL is "exploit" which has been quickly replaced by the word "cheat". The implications are somewhat different and so unless all agree to this being an accurate synonym, the discussion cannot reasonably move forward.
I think then, that discussing "what words mean" is quite valid here unless you are willing to forgo the use of the word "cheat" and revert back to "exploit".
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