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Pretty much yeah. Like the web, filtering happens on the read side, not the write side. This: - Dodges any free-speech issues - Gives individuals more choice
by brundolf 3y ago
Pretty much yeah. Like the web, filtering happens on the read side, not the write side. This:
- Dodges any free-speech issues
- Gives individuals more choice and control over what they see
- Allows labellers to not worry as much about false-positives because their impact is limited by the above, which means they can use more automation, etc.
- mal-2 3y agoI'm not buying it. - Allows hate speech to hide in plain sight. - Allows plausible deniability that you aren't the nazi bar. - May allow moderation labeling to be used as a form of harassment, by intentionally using labels inaccurately. - Does not actually absolve you of the write-side responsibility to filter illegal content.