If there is any distinction here, I'm not sure how important it is.
I think there's a huge distinction, especially given how many inclusion efforts in the tech industry have been carried out. In fact, I've published an article on this very site highlighting this!
We've come to a point where terms like "inclusion" and "code-of-conduct" have been tainted in such a way that they are essentially self-defeating. I've seen many instances where people claim to feel excluded if people whom they disagree with are included.
EDIT
A perfect illustration of what "inclusivity" has come to represent, tweeted 4 hours ago:
ن Jim Duey
@jimduey
And now that it's getting useful, I'm starting to give talks at conferences about it. I was accepted to speak at @spaconference in July. And then yesterday I got this email.
I think there's a huge distinction, especially given how many inclusion efforts in the tech industry have been carried out. In fact, I've published an article on this very site highlighting this!
We've come to a point where terms like "inclusion" and "code-of-conduct" have been tainted in such a way that they are essentially self-defeating. I've seen many instances where people claim to feel excluded if people whom they disagree with are included.
EDIT
A perfect illustration of what "inclusivity" has come to represent, tweeted 4 hours ago:
Re: Your edit. That tweet is from May of 2018, not from 4 hours ago.
It was from from 4 hours ago in May of 2018, when I made the edit.
Ah my mistake - something's funky with my dev.to feed.