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If we were to get banned for this, we'd have been banned long ago. We literally process "questionable" content "as a service" and this use case was explicitly a

by 19h 3y ago

If we were to get banned for this, we'd have been banned long ago. We literally process "questionable" content "as a service" and this use case was explicitly approved. (We do heuristics and ML-assisted background checks on unstructured OSINT data.)

coldblues 3y ago
I think being "explicitly approved" matters a lot in this context. Regular customers can't benefit from the same privileges you did.
- 19h 3y ago
  That's just wrong. We ran metric tons of questionable content before being approved for anything.