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If you explain why, you give the actual abusers clues as to how to avoid detection. It's common place behaviour for companies to _not_ reveal details.
by Twirrim 7y ago
If you explain why, you give the actual abusers clues as to how to avoid detection. It's common place behaviour for companies to _not_ reveal details.
- crehn 7y agoIt's a spectrum; being opaque and stone-cold to that degree is shitty customer service.
- bogomipz 7y agoYou can provide a helpful message with options for recourse without giving abuser's "clues." These are not somehow mutually exclusive. By your logic it makes sense to punish a marginal element at the expense of the majority.