> Doesn't matter what you want it to mean. What matters is what those in power want it to mean.

I was replying to a discussion between two HN users, who were using conflicting definitions of the term. AFAIK they are not "those in power".

> AFAIK they are not "those in power".

AFAIK nobody here is. The point is that with relevance to the current discussion on potential future age-verification laws, only the widest definition matters, because that's what's at risk.