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If you don’t know precisely what the rules are going to be today, but violating them means expulsion, your best bet is to figure out who the enforcers are, internalize everything they say as best you can, and score brownie points whenever possible to insulate yourself from errors
Ultimately, the safest path is to become one of the more influential enforcers yourself. It’s hard to know exactly how to do that, so mostly you just see people standing adjacent to popular outrage & repeating the words, hoping some Vox writer eventually credits them
Trying to do good by eg speaking out against racism is very often the path to becoming a target of outrage. The safest path is to stay silent on all social justice issues.
It’s super dangerous if you think you know the rules, because you don’t. If you commit a lot of attention to the enforcers & prioritize not stepping on their toes over even performing the norms, you’ll be better off
The safest using current metrics anyway. In my experience if you can correctly predict better success metrics, you can often skirt 'enforcers' -- which is why enforcers tend to punish perceptiveness and those who operate outside their success criteria.
when i realized that sjws also like le guin, who stands for the opposite of all that, i was enlightened
I feel like most individuals are part of the outrage w/o realizing it, just tweeting personal opinions, getting some likes/retweets and interacting with followers. But it's perceived as an outrage mob by the receiver because of the shear volume of tweets. Is that naive?
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