I think that you've gone a little bit off the deep end with your title here, and then with the content as well. You've completely misinterpreted the comments that you posted as well.

This is a pretty silly "leak" since this is a public bot with its own subreddit and many public affiliations. I don't really understand what modtalk has to do with anything, since it's posted lots of places.

It's also not a SJW bot, and it's not about finding "dissent", though I guess you could train it to find dissent if dissent is really Bayes filterable and that's what you trained it for. I'm considering using this bot on /r/wow because right now we have a bunch of filters for terms that are typically used in nonconstructive flaming (homophobic and racist slurs for example). These get automatically filtered out by Automoderator. This means that if someone is talking about their experience in the game and that someone called them a homophobic slur, if they use that slur, it gets removed. So we've updated our rules to just say "don't use slurs, don't quote slurs and attribute them to someone else". But that sucks, because it's at least partially putting your head in the sand going "na na na I can't hear you" and trying to whitewash a bunch of things. Then if someone wants to tell their story about this time someone called them a homophobic slur, they have to choose their words carefully (much like I'm doing now, since I don't like using such terms, but you get what I mean).

That's kind of bullshitty, if you ask me. As much as I dislike the terms, I don't necessarily want to just pretend that the terms don't exists. There are reasonable ways they can be used in conversation.

So what the bot does in theory is let us train it so that if someone says, "this guy called me a f%&&$t" in a meaningful story, we can allow that, but if someone else says, "you are a f%&&$t" to someone it doesn't get allowed. On top of that, it'll only have as much power as someone gives it, so unless you really trust your training, it's only reporting stuff and either adding to or reading the modqueue.

It's kind of funny to see this kind of reactionary, feels-based assessment of the bot, when most of the people who want to use it are doing it because just straight up banning words is pretty dumb, and they actually want to use bayesian filtering to try to find abuse, and let ideas and opinions through, since right now abuse and opinions both are getting chucked out by automoderator.