Doesn't nearly this entire concept lean toward violating the concept brought up in the third citation, "Civility Is Never Neutral"?
To me, it sounds like you're opening up a path to mark any conversation a fair number of people don't want to have as "a demon seed/thread" and then raising the bar higher on anyone being allowed to discuss such a thing at all. The ultimate outcome is just a chilling effect on controversial speech and (likely) an entrenchment of existing biases.
Doesn't nearly this entire concept lean toward violating the concept brought up in the third citation, "Civility Is Never Neutral"?
To me, it sounds like you're opening up a path to mark any conversation a fair number of people don't want to have as "a demon seed/thread" and then raising the bar higher on anyone being allowed to discuss such a thing at all. The ultimate outcome is just a chilling effect on controversial speech and (likely) an entrenchment of existing biases.