Behavior tracking technology is a software program that allows teachers and parents to track the classroom conduct of students. This program follows a reward and punishment system based on the student's behavior. The software can record bad actions occurring inside the school, risky behaviors that hinder the learning and teaching environment, the time of student's arrival, and other "personally identifiable information".

"Strategic Ambiguity" refers to the current policy of the United States towards Taiwan where the United States takes very ambiguous positions on its commitment to the security of Taiwan, continued arms sales to Taiwan, and the indepdenence of Taiwan. In contrast, "Strategic Clarity" refers to a clear and explicit policy to declare a commitment to these aforementioned issues.

Stories posted online with the "Dead Dove: Do Not Eat" tag (or simply put, Dead Dove stories) are stories that aim to warn the reader of extremely taboo and disturbing content (e.g. sexual assault, incest, gore, pedophilia) that is contained in the storyline. Its main purpose is to shift responsibility to the reader such that if the reader gets deeply perturbed by the story, then it is not the author's fault as a detailed warning was given in the tags.

For the purposes of this debate, the corporatization of YouTube refers to the significant presence that private corporations (professional media companies, advertisers, etc.) have gained over the platform in the past two decades.

Political turncoatism is the act of changing party affiliation during an elective public officer’s term of office or by any party member within one year immediately preceding or following an election

The Great Gay Migration of the 1970s and early 1980s witnessed an influx of tens of thousands of lesbians and gay men (as well as individuals bent upon “exploring” their sexuality) into major urban areas across the United States