I haven’t asserted that this community has nothing to do with work.

Playing this game, are we? I've already proven you wrong on this claim, so I won't waste me time doing it again. Instead I'll copy and paste what I said last time:

'You literally said “this is not antiwork” because it’s “about workers”. Stop trying to play games.'

Firstly, that article uses a hyphen in the word, “anti-work”, which is not strictly the same as either the name of this community or the word you used in your link to the article. That’s a small point but could conceivably be significant.

Significant how? Don't try and use speculation as argument. It won't work. Without a solid point, I can completely ignore this.

Secondly, “antiwork” is a generic latin word.

Nope, it's English. English may be derived from Latin, by calling it Latin is fucking bonkers. Also, nothing generic about it when there's a movement by that name. I could start a community and call it "communism", then pretend to be surprised when people connect it to the already existing movement of the same name, saying "but it's just a movement that values community! Community is a generic Latin word!"

Sophistry, Nothing more.

Just because this community is named using the same generic latin word as something else, doesn’t imply the two are directly related.

Explain how it is generic and not specific. Use evidence or reasoning. Don't just state things and expect the bare, sourceless, baseless statement to stand as an argument alone.

Lastly, even assuming for the sake of argument a movement called “antiwork”

"Even assuming"? You're now denying that the antiwork movement even exists? I already provided evidence that it does. What the fuck are you even trying?

Is this how you always argue?

you still haven’t shown that this community is about that movement.

It has the same name, the same aims, and uses the same arguments to make its claims. This isn't rocket science.

There is no mention of a “movement” in the community description and you have shown no connection.

The communist community doesn't, either. Is communism also not a movement, by these standards?

This community is not mentioned in the article you linked to.

The article was written during the Great Resignation, before this Lemmy community existed. You're really fucking reaching.

If you want this stupid conversation to end, just give me one good reason why you think this community has nothing to do with the larger antiwork movement. Why is it so important for you for them to be disconnected? Do you have a grudge against this community in particular?