Yeah, you can ignore the last part of the article now. That bit is just a mention of how my site is going to implement verification in the most 'pure' form (aka

Yeah, you can ignore the last part of the article now. That bit is just a mention of how my site is going to implement verification in the most 'pure' form (aka without political bias or moral judgement). But I think the point generally stands none the less. Enough with the whole 'taking away' verification when someone does something wrong or treating what should be an objective fact as if it were a badge of honour. That's not the point of the idea nor meaning of the term. Anyone else agree?