
I won't be personally looking for it, but feel free to go looking yourself. Can be in any form: tweet, video, podcast, etc.
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@Joshua @deepfates, I (or @acc) issued a partial refund for M4,000. I don't in general believe in refunding mistakes and don't intend to issue any more refunds, but this seems like a special case...
@JosephNoonan The thing is, they mostly won't.
The benefit = being silly for no reason, for fum
The harm = reputation loss
The harm massively outweighs the benefit.
@DavidBolin I keep seeing people claim this, but I don't see why it would cause reputation loss. All someone would have to do is tweet something like "People on Manifold keep making markets about a joke word called 'rationalussy'."
@JosephNoonan Possibly, if they take advantage of the use / mention distinction. But that is not really using the word, so arguably the title question is not satisfied ("use the word", not "mention the word.")
@DavidBolin Something tells me the intent of the market's title was not to invoke the use/mention distinction.