On 02/13/2017 01:05 PM, jim bell wrote:

   From: Razer [1]<g2s@riseup.net>
   On 02/12/2017 11:45 PM, jim bell wrote:

   But I'm still waiting for a  definition of "harassment".  Do you have
   your own?
                  Jim Bell

   >What Juan and Zen do is a kind of a 'harassment' according to most
   moderators.. Adding unwanted, often entirely off-topic, inflammatory,
   ad >hom garbage to threads to attempt dissuading people from reading
   threads they want to suppress and targeting certain individuals with
   garbage >posts so when they post, the Harasser hopes everyone on the
   list *groans* because they know garbage will follow and wish the poster
   targeted >goes away...  Sort of like what you're doing here Jim.
   Querying me about it. Making it personal. Hoping a flame war results.
   I'll confess that I would find it hard to define "harassment", too.
   The problem is that people use the word to justify knocking people off
   of public communication systems (Twitter), as if the definition of
   "harassment" is clear.  I don't see it.
                Jim Bell

   The way it seems to work is if you earn enough reports for whatever,
   twitter half-automagically rejects you with a snap review by someone
   who spends, if I recall correctly from a discussion of Facebook's
   auto-moderation, less than 30 seconds deciding whether the
   automagically created suspend sticks.
   IF the suspended party contacts support they review it more thoroughly
   and may lift the suspension.
   What *I* want to see is a system in place so if someone's repeatedly
   falsely reported and blocked, twitter or FB  goes after the people
   false reporting the innocent account
   That's another way of leveling the playing field and would help keep
   sociopathic scumbuckets like Richard Spencer permanently gone...
   ....gone, To a streetcorner to rant with the nutcase xtians, where
   speech is free and they will finally find their true echochamber and
   cult following.. Ahahahahhhaa!
   Rr

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