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Originally Posted by Squirrelloid
Justice is never served unless its public and transparent. And it lets the community know how justice operates and prevents accusations of power tripping or unfairness. (Unless of course that is what happened, then it becomes obvious - so public justice helps prevent favoritism, abuse of power, and other nonsense).
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Thats one of those things that always sounds good. But Ive never seen it work well when Ive seen it tried. Posting a private conversation publicly and then declaring punishment doesnt tend to go over well. And having a public trial tends to be more drama than justice.
All in all I think a fast axe and clear statement of "no discussion" creates the least turmoil. We might not want it to, but it does.
But now we have a chance to see another forum tackle the subject.
"The only un-censored site is your own.