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It should be legally required to state a clear broken rule and example. Right now they do this to avoid legal issues but as a citizen, I want them to be legall
by BiteCode_dev 3y ago
It should be legally required to state a clear broken rule and example.
Right now they do this to avoid legal issues but as a citizen, I want them to be legally responsible.
- Cthulhu_ 3y agoThey also do this to save on staff costs; if you don't tell someone why they were banned, they won't have any counterarguments either, nothing to try and argue with. No room for arguments = no time needed for a human to interact. For a while now, it's become pretty common knowledge that the big tech companies do not want anything involving people, because people don't scale. This is also why they invest so much in "AI" tooling, so there's even less people needed.