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Shinigami Eyes por Shinigami Eyes

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Revisado por Skye
por Skye, hace 6 meses
Two stars, as I did use the app for years and found much usage out of it until recently. I appreciate the concept and it did help me filter out transphobic sources, but recently, the extension has been horribly mismanaged and the criteria for marking someone as anti-trans seems to be poorly monitored.

I've also seen explicitly trans-friendly sources get rejected from inclusion in the extension - such as the YouTube channel Two Hot Takes, who have openly voiced their support for transgender people across multiple videos. I have reviewed the criteria for submitting labels multiple times and I have yet to find anything from this channel that would disqualify them from being marked as trans-friendly. This is far from the only example, but one worth bringing up nonetheless.

Updates in recent years do not take into account the needs of the wider trans/nonbinary community. When I first installed this extension around 2018, it was very explicitly inclusive of the wider community, but no longer seems to acknowledge nonbinary and intersex voices. Devs have not properly acknowledged concerns from many users regarding the extension's safety.
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  • por Ezri, hace unos segundos
  • por Cooper, hace 18 horas
    Used to be great, but I've noticed way way too many trans people flagged red and I have to uninstall it because it's just misleading now.
  • por Zairilia, hace 3 días
    SE works excellently. There is significant negativity surrounding it, primarily from transmisogynists uncomfortable with their bigotry being publicly declared. They consider hatred and discrimination acceptable as long as you couch it in progressive language, but that doesn't make it less disgusting.

    If you're a transfeminine person, this extension will work excellently at pointing out anyone who would be weird about your existence.
  • por azzyskunk, hace 3 días
    Used to be good, with showing off Anti LGBTQ/ Queer phobic pages. Now the main page of Wikipedia is seen as "Red" (anti-LTGBTQI)

    I suggest the maker of this app fixes this issue or perhaps finds a hobby. Perhaps Stamp Collecting or Meditation or UXO Collecting
  • por Usuario de Firefox 18748246, hace 4 días
  • por Usuario de Firefox 19566889, hace 4 días
  • por Demonskull, hace 5 días
  • por aaaa, hace 5 días
    I have been using this extension for a couple years now as an easy way to detect transphobes (which is important for me to do since I am transmasculine and do not want to interact with these people at all) but lately I have been highly dissatisfied with how many transgender people are being flagged as transphobic for no reason. It is especially horrible towards trans men, intersex people, and those who do not fit into the gender binary, going against the whole point of this extension (detecting ALL transphobia, not just transmisogyny like the five star reviews for this extension claim this extension is only for). Please do better.
  • por OwOtherkin, hace 7 días
    If I could give 0 stars I would. This app inaccurately marks transgender people as transphobic and TERFS/conservatives as trans-friendly. People of color, intersex individuals, and transgender individuals who don't fit nicely into the boy/girl binary (xenogenders, nonbinary folks, etc.) are mismarked more often. Binary transgender people (transwomen and transmen) who speak up publicly about abuse or discrimination that they suffer are also mismarked more. Basically, it does the opposite of what it claims. This app will intentionally mislead you about the views of other people.

    The only nice thing I can say about Shinigami Eyes is, "At least it didn't install malware onto my computer."
  • por bee, hace 8 días
    This add on discriminates against intersex and half of the trans community which is the antithesis of its stated goal.
    For instance there's a noticeable portion of flagged blogs on Tumblr that have a had to make a pinned post clarifying that, no they aren't a terf, they're trans men and/or intersex. That is grounds for alienation as far as the creator of this extension is concerned. Either you stand with every queer person or you are against every queer person, this author fails to grasp that simple concept.
    You have to make your own decisions, you have to pay attention, you can't trust the color of a hyperlink to hold your hand and tell you who is safe and who isn't.
  • por thundertheowl2, hace 8 días
    intersexist as all hell
  • por Finnegan, hace 9 días
    I know that queer people can still be transmisogynistic, and many of them are and deserve to be marked red. However, trans men, nonbinary people, and intersex people keep getting marked red left and right just for talking about their own experiences, even if they actively support trans women. This extension is not good anymore.
  • por Usuario de Firefox 18819820, hace 9 días
  • por Aonaka, hace 10 días
    This add-on *used* to be super helpful. But recently the developers have decided to start wrongfully flagging trans masculine people and generally queer people of color red. Absolutely useless to normal people now.
  • por ewmwmbwe, hace 10 días
    Being used to falsely flag trans and intersex people. If you see a name in red half the time it's because the creator of the add-on purposefully misflagged them
  • por proxy, hace 10 días
    currently being misused to flag trans masc., intersex, and trans poc as transphobic.
  • por galaxygummy, hace 10 días
    No longer useable as over half of the red accounts, on a manual check, are trans friendly/actually transgender. Attempting to rectify this isnt affective. It is much better to use your own judgement.
  • por LVTB, hace 11 días
  • por Usuario de Firefox 19551740, hace 11 días
  • por cadaverfruit, hace 12 días
    Absolutely unusable now.
  • por Dailybugler, hace 13 días
  • por Usuario de Firefox 17694475, hace 14 días
    serious racism problem - for some reason a lot of black trans folk and black trans-positive folk get marked red for calling out racism. meanwhile users who claim that being nonbinary is fake, suicide-bait trans women, and state that transmascs should detransition or die are marked as green.

    i kinda doubt anything will be done about this. people just dont seem to care about racism and just focus on punishing people for calling it out. i have no doubt in my mind that the creator of this extension is either anti-black themself, or simply permits anti-blackness because it does not impact them personally
  • por sharpie, hace 14 días
    used to be useful but over the years a bunch of queer infighting has lead to a lot of trans-friendly spaces and people getting marked red because they're not trans in the "right way" or something.
  • por Usuario de Firefox 19548780, hace 15 días
  • por Mojo, hace 16 días
    While it was never 100% accurate, the current state of the extension is pretty dire. I appreciate that it can be logistically difficult or even impossible to manually verify every report, as well as emotionally draining, but letting it remain in this a confusing and potentially defamatory state is worse than it not existing at all. The young trans people I support in a queer youth group are pessimistic enough about life already without being made to be paranoid about things they needn't be or tricked into viewing potentially traumatic content as a result of a poorly moderated extension.

    Transphobes famously spend almost all of their free time trolling anything remotely related to being trans online, you cannot run something like this without having safeguards in place to prevent interfernece. I sympathise, but I think it's time to admit that it's become too big for you to manage and to retire the extension. It's kinder than allowing people to believe it will give them any kind of control over their online experience and being let down.