The Lexicon · claim #065 of 233

Every corp should be begging me not to mention their name

The leverage of a truth platform, stated as a boast with receipts behind it. On a site built to hunt lies and name corporate theft, being mentioned is exposure — the record doesn't flatter, it checks. So the power runs backwards from how it usually does: it isn't the little guy hoping a corporation notices him; it's the corporation that should hope the record-keeper looks elsewhere. And the tell is that trying to suppress it only spreads it — the Streisand effect in reverse. Aimed at corporate power in general, never a private soul; punch up, cite it, records not souls. Kin: the Streisand effect in reverse, spam in reverse, corporate theft is a crime, the Super-Citizen, the Record Is the Arbiter. (His coin — machine's read, refine to his.)

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