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But let's look at the boards. Few people want to learn, mostly preferring to cling to scrappy ideas and defend them at any cost, to drop the quality of discourse.
The Administration and Moderation, for their part, neither establishes the Rules nor supports the Culture. In the end, instead of a polycentric Bordesphere, we have a kind of cauldron and mix, completely dependent on meaningless memes infused with the most low-grade and widely available propaganda.
And could have several boards, some would be closed, some new appeared, but each would have its own clear Policy of Moderation, respectively, there would always be sprouts of more reasonable discourse, inspired by better journalism, journalism, academic discourse. We could not persevere in small things, but think more open-mindedly and learn new things.