@Computationist Thank you for this detailed reply. I still would expect a very explicit post to receive a flag before one that is not, but your post does help me to understand.
@Computationist@auddicted_ Whether or not a person is flagged on X should depend solely on how they behave on X, not on their broader lives. This reminds me of Baldy Eagle on The Muppets: "Did you know that under their clothes, people are NAKED?!". π€
@auddicted_ That suggests that X does not have its own set of standards, in order to avoid charges of censorship, and instead allows its subscribers to flag based on their own tastes. And that raises the possibility of flagging out of malicious intent.