Holy shivers, guys! I've read about this on arstechnica.com and what surprised me the most is the amount of negative sentiment towards the absence of censoring. I highly doubt those are ordinary people writing comments. Most likely hired commenters or bots. (
I hope world's majority still appreciates freedom of communication.
I can't tell if this is supposed to be taken literally, but I like that it's a sort of self-demonstrating comment.
The decision seems like it makes it easier for bots who pretend to be humans to be protected as a side-effect, but in the same paragraph you suspect people of being bots. Damn bots, they're everywhere! :)
(Full disclaimer: I've actually no strong opinion on the decision. I like freedom of speech, and I also like clean forum spaces free of manufactured consensus. Seems complex to predict the impact.)
