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If it was identifying Lemmy users, it definitely would be. But, it's a tool that reveals identities of a small, supposedly accountable group during real-life interactions, and we're just mentioning it, so it seems like there's at least an argument to allow it.
Not supposedly, a group that is duty bound to be accountable.
I think we all know the practice of that is a little hit-and-miss.
It is only "hit" if you mean hit by a police car or bullet. There is zero accountability
Well, that's too far in the other direction. Zero is a very small number, and Derek Chauvin is in jail.
lol, true. That is a rounding error though
Pretty much.