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They could estimate the frequency of abuse just by taking a random sample of files and manually evaluating them. That's not inconsistent with it being hard to f
by teraflop 13y ago
They could estimate the frequency of abuse just by taking a random sample of files and manually evaluating them. That's not inconsistent with it being hard to find all of the abusive files.
- dragonwriter 13y ago> They could estimate the frequency of abuse just by taking a random sample of files and manually evaluating them. That still requires them to be able to tell the difference between abusive and non-abusive files, which ability was what was questioned in the post upthread. Obviously, this wouldn't be an issue if they could in an efficient (and particularly, automated) manner identify all abusive files before they were exposed to the public.