Does polygenerosity apply across all forms of life? I think it does. (Perhaps Xenogenerosity would fit better.) When someone who can't stand ants refrains from killing them on sight in order to allow them to lead the life they were meant to lead, that's polygenerosity at its best. Of course, I don't expect anyone to try to save every dandelion or insect. When someone saves one, though, isn't that kinda cool?

(Don't ask me to save ticks or any other creature on my scared of/hated list. Polygenerosity has its limits, you know.)