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First, in two places it suggests that proving censorship is possible for comments and up/downvotes, but doesn't tell how to do it.
Second, I believe the bold parts are incorrect:
When a user registers, a cryptographic identity (pub/priv key pair) is created. This cryptographic identity is then used to create a “censorship token” for each user submission (proposal, comment, comment upvote/downvote).
Third, it doesn't describe how comment censorship works differently. From chat, the user does not get a censorship token for comments, comments can be censored from display, but they still remain in the Git repo.
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I see 3 issues on Politeia Censorship page.
First, in two places it suggests that proving censorship is possible for comments and up/downvotes, but doesn't tell how to do it.
Second, I believe the bold parts are incorrect:
Third, it doesn't describe how comment censorship works differently. From chat, the user does not get a censorship token for comments, comments can be censored from display, but they still remain in the Git repo.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: