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It is relevant to the objective existence of a problem though, as well as the magnitude of the importance of the problem (importance may vary substantially per
by mistermann 4y ago
It is relevant to the objective existence of a problem though, as well as the magnitude of the importance of the problem (importance may vary substantially per instance of censorship).
- asah 4y agoMy experience: - yes there inherent bias, accidents etc - an escalation system can provide double check against petty judgments. Back pressure can be created through the possibility of greater penalties. - obviously there needs to be bias for credible accounts (older, more active, verified IRL, etc) to avoid throwaways.