IDK, I feel like I still feel like I don’t agree with this approach. In fact, the entire name about “shinigami eyes” makes me think it’s inspired by Death Note, an anime about a guy with a twisted and wrong sense of justice, using shinigami powers to kill people he thinks are bad.

E.g.

1. What if someone said things like this, had a conversation, then changed their opinion? Why should they have that struck against them forever?
2. Things can be easily misinterpreted, especially online through text. Are they talking about “never being a biological woman”? Having a uterus? Something else? Gender? Maybe they don’t understand the difference. A lot of people don’t. Mistakes are the first step toward understanding. Maybe they didn’t understand something, or maybe they worded something ambiguously. It’s easy to do.

I think if we want to change people for the better, than means talking with them, interacting with them, and helping them to change.

I’d be interested in seeing this kind of setup - where volunteers tag others’ speech and account - actually work. So often, nearly all of the time, I’ve seen it used as political tools in small squabbles; totally inappropriate usage, and it’s hard to get those proverbial scarlet letters removed. I can only wish them the best.

I wouldn’t trust it because so many people in the trans community tend to fly off the handle at any perceived slight against them. Can’t even ask them questions without being accused of acting in bad faith. Especially if the list is created by user submissions, it seems like a really shitty social manipulation app.

Interesting. Saying the truth is harmful sometimes. Would love to have seen Jesus’ tags

I am fine with anyone blocking me. I absolutely agree that doesn’t somehow ‘infringe on my free speech’ or whatever. My concern was about self censorship, social pressures, enforcing taboo within communities that would use tools such as this. I think the real victims of labelling ‘good’ and ‘bad’ people by color will end up being the members of the very communities that embrace this kind of idea. It does absolutely remind me of an episode of Black Mirror. I think it’s a very ‘dark path’ kind of thing, whether people might find that dramatic or not.

“go meet your neighbors and make some connections that matter” - is pretty condescending. My neighbours are nice. Danish woman and a Polish guy. But then again, I can’t see their ‘color’, so who really knows.

It’s a reporting system used by the community.

You know what ? I have absolutely no faith in the community when these arguments are discussed. I’ve seen too many often people labelled as “transphobic” or “nazist” by someone just because they were not agreeing with something or had different ideas.

It is different, in that this doesn’t even ban anyone. It’s little different from just a group chat where people tell reach other “hey, this chick is a terf, you might wanna block her”

If you have the ability, please flag me red in your system.