Post B2LcS58LcMdnDh4LKa by BathysphereHat@mastodon.online
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 (DIR) Post #B2LcRt4MTMK1nr6zS4 by BathysphereHat@mastodon.online
       2026-01-16T14:51:18Z
       
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       The thing with Shinigami Eyes is that outsourcing your first impressions of others to a group of people who have little to no accountability has always been a bad idea.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2LcRyxqYUfy5O6s88 by BathysphereHat@mastodon.online
       2026-01-16T14:52:43Z
       
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       Anyway, in addition to frequently flagging transmascs and intersex people who speak out about their experiences within the queer community as red, apparently Shinigami Eyes is now sometimes flagging people who speak out *against Shinigami Eyes itself* as red.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2LcS58LcMdnDh4LKa by BathysphereHat@mastodon.online
       2026-01-16T14:56:15Z
       
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       I don't have great confirmation of this, I just know several transgender people who've said they've been flagged red after talking about it. Seems bad.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2LcSBYnivMl9TUYOe by BathysphereHat@mastodon.online
       2026-01-16T14:59:04Z
       
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       But like, that's one of the core problems with Shinigami Eyes as a concept: it's really hard to find any hard evidence of corruption or prejudice, because of the way it's structured. That's part of why there's no accountability.
       
 (DIR) Post #B2LcSHw41LXUvMQDUO by BathysphereHat@mastodon.online
       2026-01-16T15:10:58Z
       
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       I really think having an extension that automatically labels people as Bad is a bigger problem than a shared blocklist. At least with a blocklist, the people who get blocked in error or for the wrong reasons don't have to deal with harassment because of it.