personskept
Personskept is a term used in online discourse and some academic discussions to describe a stance that emphasizes evaluating assertions about individuals primarily on verifiable evidence rather than on personal identity, reputation, or appeals to character. It is not simply general skepticism toward claims; it denotes an epistemic priority given to facts over personality when judging contentious statements or allegations about a person.
Origin and usage of the term are informal, arising in digital communities and discourse analysis discussions
Principles of personskept include a focus on evidence, transparency, and reproducibility of arguments. Proponents advocate consulting
Critics argue that personskept can risk dehumanizing or ignoring the social context of claims, potentially marginalizing
See also: skepticism, ad hominem, information literacy, online discourse analysis.