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They don't know why they were deleted. They don't know who they were deleted by. They don't actually know how many automatically-deleted bad comments they misse
by oliwarner 2y ago
They don't know why they were deleted. They don't know who they were deleted by. They don't actually know how many automatically-deleted bad comments they missed because they rely on scraping every ~10 minutes. It's flaw on flaw on flaw.
I wouldn't trust any percentage in the report
- blackeyeblitzar 2y agoSure but these platforms are not very examinable. Does that mean they should get a pass and escape accountability? I think it’s okay to assume the worst in the face of secrecy.
- oliwarner 2y agoNo, but when you don't even know if it's a platform or a volunteer community moderator, or even the user deleting their comment, making any claims is flawed. You can distil the factual elements of the report to: "Comments that were available to us are now no longer available to us, but we don't know why" > Does that mean they should get a pass and escape accountability? What? My pointing out extreme flaws in data collection and analysis shouldn't mean anything other than there are problems with this report. Why are you trying to extrapolate a motive for me?