The TED conversations admin team claimed that I had violated the site's Terms of Use and removed all of my previous comments without the courtesy of sending me a copy. It is obvious that their decision-making process is both careless and unreasoned. I propose the TED team to reinstate all of my previous comments and let the community to weigh in on whether those comments deserve to be removed in such a manner. I believe my point of view and opinions matter even if they do not fit into some people's paradigm. It is time for the TED team to stop acting like a pepper-spraying cop hiding behind an internet screen. Thank you and feel free to contact me at ehicks.j@gmail.com
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