To me this sounds like a mix of counter-signaling and a way of saying, “Yes, this proposal is controversial, as policy debates should not appear one-sided. There are ups and downs. There are reasons to believe that some of the negatives that obtain to other things called ‘censorship’ may happen here.”
(I seriously should’ve posted this question back when the thread only had 3 comments.)
I have no qualms about the policy itself, it’s only commonsensical to me; my question is only tangentially related:
Do you believe “censorship” to be a connotatively better term than “moderation”?
To me this sounds like a mix of counter-signaling and a way of saying, “Yes, this proposal is controversial, as policy debates should not appear one-sided. There are ups and downs. There are reasons to believe that some of the negatives that obtain to other things called ‘censorship’ may happen here.”