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soadfan said:We need new rules, maybe to cater to pseudo-intellectuals, subtle trolling, or just to tank the overall quality of the debate. 😁 I mean, when someone asks "where does it say the discussion has to be high-quality?" or complains about posting links in a thread like this... then you know something is wrong. You also know exactly what the goal here is. ☕
Whatever. 👍I didn't realize my takes on this topic were polluting the thread so badly that we need new rules. If the majority thinks I’m intentionally trying to sabotage the quality of the debate or insult people with my views, fine—I'll walk away and stop commenting.
Also, if you're implying that after 4,500 posts I'm actually here with some conspiracy-driven agenda to cloud the truth, then have the guts to finish your thought and tell me what exactly leads you to that conclusion.
I only care about one thing. Who is this person whose specific opinion or methodological stance serves as the objective yardstick for whether a discussion is "high quality" or not?
In practical terms, can any single person here point to a specific piece of info or document released by WikiLeaks that actually gave them, or their community, more transparency, democratic influence, or any tangible way to change their social standing or impact policy in their own backyard?
Since I view the deletion of my posts and these remarks as undemocratic censorship—which isn't backed up by the forum rules or even the reasonable discretion of a moderator—I'm done with this thread.
Peace.
Moved from "WikiLeaks - philosophy of transparency"