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Ubuntu encourages derivation, but there has to be balance in protecting users and the reputation of the Ubuntu project.

The current approach encourages people to accumulate assets and rent them out rather than producing things others want to consume.

Copenhagen is a completely flat city which also encourages biking, but yeah, the car tax is probably the biggest reason.

It encourages publications that are more like the web, and less like Xanadu.

When you build a work environment that encourages people to spend their entire waking lives at work, this may be one of the outcomes.

This sort of thing just encourages active development and deployment of countermeasures.

Is this something IIS does by default, something it inadvertently encourages, etc.?

Add complex predicates to that,which the language encourages and it's pain.

If you think such things are a bad idea, and you think a culture that encourages them is dysfunctional, then legality is really beside the point.

TAP output encourages longer more informative failure messages as well as more comprehensive output due to exceptions not being the default method of expressing test failures.

[0] It encourages kids to go deeper than they should, and if they fall off they're in big trouble.

Limiting it to one a week prevents abuse of their team mates' time and encourages all team members to plan their work out ahead as to reduce blocking.

> Finally, “follow your passion” encourages the idea that there’s one perfect path for you Only if one believes that one may only have a single passion.

I don't mean any disrespect, and I do agree with the point about "encourages them to go deeper...", but I think "any flotation device" "besides a life jacket" is a little bit hardcore.

I most certainly understand the difference between an explicit call to action, and "calling names." The argument that I'm making is that "calling names" often spurs people on to action, or encourages negative groupthink.