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The difference is that it's easy to have "a private org can set its own logically inconsistent policy" (and every possible policy except "everything is allowed"
by lonelappde 7y ago
The difference is that it's easy to have "a private org can set its own logically inconsistent policy" (and every possible policy except "everything is allowed" is logically inconsistent) but impossible to have "we will only allow universally agreed upon good things in this space".
- AnimalMuppet 7y agoThe latter turns into "everything is forbidden", which is also logically consistent... but not useful or practical.