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 On Reddit, we most often observe people speaking out against an ethical issue. Redditors express their [[glossary:ec|ethical concerns]] to talk with others about their worries.\\
 Rarely, Redditors create posts that directly dismisses another group's worries, although there are [[https://www.reddit.com/r/GenZ/comments/1f5rpil/censorship_is_needed_and_there_shouldnt_be_full/|examples]].
-If a text speaks about a specific topic that we know is seen as an ethical issue (see our EIS types and subtypes), but the author is not concerned about it, it should still be be given a TRUE label for containing an EIS. An example would be [[https://www.reddit.com/r/PPC/comments/n213tv/best_fb_ad_tracking_software/|this post]] that speaks favorable about ad tracking technology, which is a software aspect that is at odds with the ethics of other people. See [[eis:types:privacy|Privacy]].
+If a text speaks about a specific topic that we know is seen as an ethical issue (see our EIS types and subtypes), but the author is not concerned about it, it should still be given a TRUE label for containing an EIS. An example would be [[https://www.reddit.com/r/PPC/comments/n213tv/best_fb_ad_tracking_software/|this post]] that speaks favorable about ad tracking technology, which is a software aspect that is at odds with the ethics of other people. See [[eis:types:privacy|Privacy]].
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