Well, in one case, people will report that as Nudity and relays of that culture will accept the report and delete the event. Same for followers in the same culture.
While in the west, the post will stay.
So, processing reports and reactions is always culture dependent. As long as everybody acknologdges that, it should be fine.
Reporting is free speech. Reporting a reporter for misreporting something is also free speech. And people can make decisions based on those records.
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Thanks for the explanation!
It's more than that - in some cultures people will openly bring up problems while in others it is considered rude / egoistical.
I think discussing it from perspective of privacy consciousness rather than "how much female skin is showing" would make the discussion easier to follow and understand.
Make sense. I just don't see a private framework for reports. Because if you can take a post down while hiding behind privacy, then everybody will just take everything down.
To me there are two options: Users can either participate in the reporting system or not. If they do, they MUST be accountable to their reports. If they are reporting out of a whim, their society should be aware of what they are doing and react accordingly.
