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He certainly can unflag it and lock it that way if he wished.
Many for example consider unacceptable the inclusion of the word "transgender" in this article title (The Guardian of all places):
> Transgender prisoner who sexually assaulted inmates jailed for life
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/oct/11/transgender-...
This is actually a big problem for mRNA vaccines, which are also foreign RNAs, and to overcome it for example Pfizer/Moderna use unnatural RNA bases, among other things, to bypass these detection mechanisms.
It's not exactly clear how cells can distinguish self/non-self RNA, some markers are known, like different RNA cappings, different letter frequencies, some chemical modifications.
Does it sound more exotic? Are these words less crowded?