I asked my source why VTubing would be considered high risk. Content creation subgenres are deemed higher risk if they lack a content creator using a face cam. For VTubing, it’s not about the literal content, but the anonymity

MTI is based on digital purchases and relies on AI. Those upset with the system may wish to use cash as much as possible, which obviously limits the amount of information MTI can acquire

Smaller scale hobby spaces are at risk from MTI. NSFW material isn’t the only thing deemed “high risk” and thus prone to censorship under the platform

Helen Joyce has no medical qualifications whatsoever. She -or her material - is not qualified to educate medical professionals. Neither are the Genspect quacks. They are not educating doctors, they are feeding them scientifically illiterate misinformation.

8. The ROGD panel was sponsored by at least four other SPLC-designated hate and/or extremist groups—including Moms for Liberty, known for inserting conservative extremism into public schools and stoking political violence.

7. Genspect markets Joyce’s lecture as a lesson on “how ideological beliefs have replaced objective standards,” and that viewers “will come away with a deeper understanding of how to defend evidence-based practice.”

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6. Joyce’s video on “gender ideology” spends a full three minutes, out of a 30 minute lecture, on Joyce’s disdain for trans aesthetics. She further calls on the audience to use “child gender medicine and sports” as “inroads” in order to eliminate trans rights at large.

5. The burden falls on these partner institutions to ensure the content is up to par, a spokesperson for ACCME told Erin in the Morning. (There is a confidential complaint form where anyone, regardless of their credentials, can raise concerns about CME content.)

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3. If a CME activity does not adhere to ACCME’s standards, then the host institution could see their accreditation revoked. In Genspect’s case, the primary accredited party appears to be the Michigan State Medical Society (MSMS), which did not reply to requests for comment, nor did Genspect.

2. One video calls transgender people "anti-art" and inherently ugly. This is apparently fit to teach doctors and nurses how to care for transgender people in the United states.

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