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I think it’s an easy and attractive talking point for them to posture publicly and internally, and to feel a connection to their personal philosophies. So far C
by wahnfrieden 4y ago
I think it’s an easy and attractive talking point for them to posture publicly and internally, and to feel a connection to their personal philosophies. So far Cf has at most discussed the thought and process behind their policies and actions. I don’t see them offering up real public control and accountability of their service policy and enforcement. They’ll want to keep control over their business operations and seek the business dealings convenience of perceived neutrality, which they can do through thought leadership bs etc.
- robryk 4y agoIf they actually wanted to offer up control to the pubic in some way, how would they go about that? I guess they could create an appeals process for their decisions that's independent of them; or do you have something else in mind?
- wahnfrieden 4y agoprobably begins with lobbying. which shows the absurdity of it, of course they're not doing that, they just enjoy the public perception of it