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'''Clean''' is a [[word]] that serves as an [[adjective]] and a [[verb]].     
 
'''Clean''' is a [[word]] that serves as an [[adjective]] and a [[verb]].     
  
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As an [[adjective]] clean can mean not [[dirty]] or in order.  A clean window is a window free of [[dust]] just as a clean room is a room where the [[clothes]] and other items are put in order.  Clean can also refer to acceptable ideological content.  For example, [[Conservapedia]] defines itself as a clean source of information.  By this the site means it is free of material that may be offensive to its target audience.
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As an [[adjective]] clean often means free of disrespectful, ignorant vulgarities.  One's productivity, respect for others, and even intelligence can often be gauged simply by observing the vulgarities in his language.   
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[[Conservapedia]] is a clean source of information that encourages the users to provide insights and learn.  The distracting and offensive crude language found on other sites does not infect or burden this site.
  
 
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Revision as of 15:08, January 6, 2009

Clean is a word that serves as an adjective and a verb.

As an adjective clean often means free of disrespectful, ignorant vulgarities. One's productivity, respect for others, and even intelligence can often be gauged simply by observing the vulgarities in his language.

Conservapedia is a clean source of information that encourages the users to provide insights and learn. The distracting and offensive crude language found on other sites does not infect or burden this site.