I don't really care for this kind of censorship, but the rules side with the argument in my opinion.
Until someone can explain why his name is a slur against Muslims (the people, not the religion)
The religion goes hand-in-hand with the people. Insulting the religion is insulting the people who practice the religion.
Everybody gets perturbed when someone is speaking negatively of any of their core beliefs (not limited to religion, of course).
"Stop Islamisation of Europe" is saying that the spread of Islam needs to be stopped (in Europe). But it implies the belief is something that needs to be stopped. It's something heinous. I fully agree with the reasons for the SIOE movement, but of course the statement would offend Muslims.
That's why when you include fancy progressive rules like No "Racism", "Sexism", or "Religious Discrimination", wherein:
All members of all religions are equally deserving of respect. Insulting someone solely on the basis of their religion or slandering a specific religion is not acceptable on MangaDex. This extends to profile biographies, usernames, group banners, and user avatars.
Then it is really up to the affected party (the member of the religion, i.e, the person who practices Islam) to define what is and isn't a personal attack.
I don't want SIOE removed because I like freedom of speech and really dislike progressive censorship, but
@p4inki11er is right, according to the current rules.
The examples he provides: "Nagas stole my bike", "Kite's need to be burned", "Nip removal" are also really good. Would those be unacceptable? Because what's being said is obvious, and they should be (if they existed), according to the progressive rules.
@Holo
Ultimately you can enforce rules at your own leisure, which is good. The internet is better like that. But rules will lose their meaning if they aren't practiced.
@Mr_Detective
Well, some might take it personally, which is up to their own interpretation.
Mm-hm. And a movement centered around that is still going strong after years. Such a dainty timeline we live in.