My understanding is that they have the list, as you say, and the excel is a report of headlines, so to speak. They have access to some but not all because where the moderation decision was to delete the post, unless the original poster kept a copy, or it was screenshotted, or retyped into a report (they seem to have had access to the two posts mentioned in the appeal review) it is gone and the excel wouldn’t be the place to store it anyway.
The excel isn’t really about the content per se but the claim ST is making that more TRA comments and postings were moderated away than SEEN ones. It was a mistake for the panel to allow it in because there isn’t enough information to satisfy the question of whether moderation could have been said to be reasonable or not, and if not prove some kind of favouritism.
I kinda think the other panel members felt it should be included because they are siding with ST but the judge could see what was coming and had to sit through interminable questioning based on a list rather than actual content which can, therefore, not properly establish whether the moderation was fair or not.
Someone would need to trace all documentation ie emails etc to find any particular examples referenced in more detail but the idea that a half remembered thumbs up from AM in response to a deleted article (and all comments and reactions) is fuckin ridiculous.
it was ridiculous to include the spreadsheet. It made everything much messier and the Js tolerance for messiness is clearly limited! He’s not going to blame himself or the panel for the wrong decision obvs but he seems to be taking it out on others and NC might catch it ramorra.