Thank you for your comment under the article and for taking the time to respond.

I’m sure what you’re doing benefits the ecosystem, but how do you handle errors in your work? Do they happen? Is there someone who supervises or reviews your actions? Someone who can point out mistakes? Someone who resolves conflict situations? Simply having a tool like the ability to essentially shut down any new account with your dislikes is a certain power, a privilege, if you will.

For example, let’s model a situation: a new user joins the ecosystem, starts exploring, learning, and trying to integrate into the community. Then you come to their page and mistakenly write, “We think you’ve stolen someone else’s content / or your text was written by a bot, and you are now on our blacklist.” This puts the person in a difficult position — either they argue with you to prove they did nothing wrong (which can feel humiliating) or they leave and never return to what feels like a hostile environment.

I’m curious: do you have a system of checks and balances? Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. I’m sure you face negativity often — I’ve come across angry posts about you, but I assume that’s a side effect of your work. Such materials can also destabilize one’s mental state, and I imagine effort is required to ensure they don’t affect professional activities.

There are so many questions, sorry about that, but this is a sensitive and fascinating topic.