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-1 Post author: Clarity 23 June 2015 05:30AM

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Comment author: skeptical_lurker 23 June 2015 06:10:20AM *  2 points [-]

I’ve been extremely transparent and this includes personal and quite NSFW information that might make you uncomfortable, be warned.

What you have included is not only NSFW and offensive but describes highly illegal activities. I'd strongly advise you to remove it immediately.

EDIT: Not that I'm suggesting that crimes should be covered up, but at least if the link is removed it can be dealt with a little more quietly.

Comment author: Clarity 23 June 2015 06:42:17AM *  0 points [-]

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Comment author: skeptical_lurker 23 June 2015 06:56:52AM *  0 points [-]

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Comment author: Elo 23 June 2015 07:20:01AM *  0 points [-]

I am in agreement on the idea of more delicate phrasing towards more socially-normalised and acceptable phrases. For extra clarity - this place (lesswrong) is a garden of niceness, try to make whatever you say be and sound a few levels nicer; wherever possible. (this is not the first time I have pointed something out in your direction of this nature)

Comment author: Clarity 23 June 2015 07:24:02AM *  0 points [-]

Disregard this retracted comment

Comment author: Elo 23 June 2015 07:39:42AM 0 points [-]

I am not sure if you put into action the idea of being more delicate when I previously mentioned it, if not - I would like to encourage you to try it; if you had - I would suggest that you need to try even harder to be more delicate.

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