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Well, we tried heavy downvoting there, do you think it'll work? ;)
But in any case, it seems the problem is the lack of a policy for resolving edit disagreements. When it becomes possible for some minor aspect of Eliezer's way of thinking to be referred to as "the root" of what's blown up as a whole policy issue, something is wrong.
It's beginning to look like the problem isn't the lack of a policy but the policy of having a lack of policies.