Seeing activists get silenced for sharing data changed my view. Ngl, free speech matters more than I thought.
So, I was going through our company's Slack channel yesterday, and I saw that a bunch of messages from my coworker about the new inventory process were just gone. It hit me that the automated filters they set up to keep things 'positive' are basically censoring any real discussion about problems. It's like we're dealing with our own mini version of the content moderation wars you see on social media, but it's affecting how we actually get work done. Makes you wonder where the line is between keeping a professional space and allowing people to speak up about issues.