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I would assume that asking a question in the comments section of a relevant article, and making clear why I’m doing so is slightly less flag worthy than randoml
by transcriptase 2y ago
I would assume that asking a question in the comments section of a relevant article, and making clear why I’m doing so is slightly less flag worthy than randomly googling questions about logistics and production.
- TiredOfLife 2y agoIf lists like that are being made, then Googling would put you on a huge automatic list that would be queried only as part of a targeted inquiry. But asking in comment section of relevant article would put you on a short "immediate action" list.
- gosub100 2y agoYou have good training for living under a police state, being submissive to authority and not asking why or having any concern for your rights. Your social credit score must be high. I'm curious did you learn this in "lockdown" drills in your elementary school?