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> It's very clear what the intent was behind verification The use of checkmark revocation as a punishment proves that the intent of checkmarks was to reward pe
by MichaelCollins 4y ago
> It's very clear what the intent was behind verification
The use of checkmark revocation as a punishment proves that the intent of checkmarks was to reward people with a sensation of being special, not to verify their identity.
> lying
You think I'm wrong, therefore I'm lying? Lying is about intent. I think you're wrong but I don't think you're lying. I just think you're foolish.