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In reply to the discussion: An internet truth regarding sexist/misogynist comments [View all]Violet_Crumble
(36,385 posts)And the problem with long, long lists of rules that go on forever, is that the people whose job it is to enforce those rules can end up interpreting them differently than someone else. The more words in there, the easier it is for different interpretations to happen. I'm a civil servant and government's moving in the direction of writing concisely instead of producing thousands of words that induce nothing but 'HUH?' from people who are using government services and who need to understand why they're filling in some form. So I'm all for retaining a short and punchy TOS for DU.
Is it wrong of me to say I agree with you about MIRT, even though I'm on it? The team do a great job and the rest of them do the heavy lifting while I'm asleep on the other side of the world