"Inclusiveness" is a pretty loaded term which doesn't really seem to apply when you consider how it is used elsewhere.
Your aunt didn't need to see that you were invited to a kegger on Thursday, and you didn't want her to.
Your aunt didn't need to see that you were invited to a kegger on Thursday, and you didn't want her to.
How exactly is "inclusiveness" inappropriate here? Because it goes against the agenda that inclusiveness is always good? I guess using different synonyms for positive and negative connotations is one way to preserve doublethink.