> "people submit to the tool without knowing about other accusers" Not necessarily. People can conspire to submit multiple accusations to the tool against the

> "people submit to the tool without knowing about other accusers" Not necessarily. People can conspire to submit multiple accusations to the tool against the same person. Even without actual conspiracy, someone who is a target for other reasons could have multiple false accusations independently levied against them. Example: I have a friend who runs a religious ministry for ex-members-of-another-religion. This draws the ire of current-members-of-the-other-religion, and leads to a lot of things they post being flagged as abusive (even things like photographs of themselves.) In some cases, it's clear that there's a group conspiring -- something posted years ago will get flagged multiple times over the course of a day (FB once investigated and located a private group that was being used to coordinate mass-flagging efforts.) In other cases, it's just the most recent thing they posted, likely being independently flagged.