You accused Eliezer of committing the noncentral fallacy, you did not demonstrate that he committed it.
Eliezer posited a categorization of “trolls” defined by the practice of deliberately pissing people off on the internet, of which people who incite others to commit suicide are an extreme example. If this is the uniting quality of “trolls,” then it’s not unreasonable to conclude that we don’t want any of them in the community, not just the more extreme examples.
Not all diseases will kill you or make you wish you were dead, so it may seem “unfair” to group ones that will with ones that merely, say, make your feet itchy, but that doesn’t mean it’s unreasonable to prefer to have no diseases.
You accused Eliezer of committing the noncentral fallacy, you did not demonstrate that he committed it.
Eliezer posited a categorization of “trolls” defined by the practice of deliberately pissing people off on the internet, of which people who incite others to commit suicide are an extreme example. If this is the uniting quality of “trolls,” then it’s not unreasonable to conclude that we don’t want any of them in the community, not just the more extreme examples.
Not all diseases will kill you or make you wish you were dead, so it may seem “unfair” to group ones that will with ones that merely, say, make your feet itchy, but that doesn’t mean it’s unreasonable to prefer to have no diseases.