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Perfect illustration of how tricky it can be to draw a firm line. Another survey in this same genre is "the rape spectrum" with >5k respondents ranking scenari
by Yenrabbit 3y ago
Perfect illustration of how tricky it can be to draw a firm line.
Another survey in this same genre is "the rape spectrum" with >5k respondents ranking scenarios: https://aella.substack.com/p/the-rape-spectrum-survey-results https://aella.substack.com/p/the-rape-spectrum-survey-result...
Tough topics to discuss (I see why the OP went with vehicles in the park). I'm glad I'm not in the content moderation business!
- cubefox 3y agoYeah. Sometimes I see private Facebook groups by otherwise smart people, where one rule is something like "racism of any kind is forbidden". As if the addition of "of any kind" made the concept of racism any less vague.
- elishah 3y agoI think that it might make expectations about moderators' interpretations less vague. That still seems as if it adds some useful information. It's informing people ahead of time that moderators will probably not interpret "racism" in the narrowest possible sense, or likely even in a medium grey-area sense, but rather in a broad sense.
- fragmede 3y agoit means that you're also not allowed to say that Formula 1 is better than MotoGP, or that you like Usain Bolt over Valentino Rossi.