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A Youtuber with approximately 100K subscribers who films various, seemingly random locations on the grounds of the 1st Amendment. Despite claiming a thorough understanding of United States law, he frequently states misinformation, deletes comments contradicting him, and blocks users who expose him. Furthermore, he lacks any press credentials or any other qualification to back his claim of being a member of the press.
auditing america by TheHonestCalifornian November 7, 2019
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Auditing
Auditing is a form of public scrutiny where individuals openly film locations, typically places of work, using their legal right to film in public spaces. Auditors aim to test the adherence of security personnel, law enforcement officers, and company employees to the law and regulations governing the right to film in public. By documenting and sharing their experiences, auditors can draw attention to potential abuses of power, promote transparency, and hold authorities accountable for their actions.
"Yo, what's up guys, it's AB (Auditing Britain). We are outside Lewisham Police Station and going to audit them."
"Are you auditing sir?"
"Are you auditing sir?"
Auditing by Auditing Britain's based April 28, 2023
energy auditing
"Hey Gus, what's energy Auditing?"
"We had energy auditers come round yesterday. They're gunna save us millions."
"But your electricity bill is only 200 bucks a year"
"We had energy auditers come round yesterday. They're gunna save us millions."
"But your electricity bill is only 200 bucks a year"
energy auditing by Mat Moore August 30, 2008
FK-Abuduing
To Fk-Abudu is to utter a loud, piercing scream, especially of sarcasm, hilarious, surprise, or excitement: to scream with laughter.
FK-Abuduing by SpontaneousX March 8, 2021
AI Auditing
The act of habitually scrutinizing online posts for evidence of AI-generated content, often in a disparaging manner that undermines genuine engagement and distracts from the substance of conversations. Practiced by individuals who prioritize the detection of AI usage over contributing to or fostering meaningful discourse, AI auditing is criticized for its presumptive nature and the unwarranted skepticism it casts on participants' authenticity.
"Despite the insightful discussion on climate change, the thread quickly devolved into AI auditing, with several members accusing others of not crafting their responses personally."
AI Auditing by Vrykolakas February 21, 2024
Narrative Auditing
A communication dynamic in which one person repeatedly scrutinizes, reframes, or challenges another person's account of their own experiences in ways that diminish that person's agency over their own story. Narrative auditing can become harmful when it prioritizes external interpretation over a person's lived experience and is used to pressure them into adopting someone else's version of events.
Unlike healthy questioning—which seeks understanding through curiosity and mutual respect—harmful narrative auditing attempts to redefine another person's identity, memories, motives, emotions, or reality without their consent or meaningful participation.
Characteristics:
Repeatedly insisting someone else's interpretation is more valid than the person's own account.
Dismissing or minimizing lived experience without genuine inquiry.
Framing disagreement as evidence that the other person cannot accurately understand themselves.
Using authority, status, or social pressure to shape another person's self-narrative.
Replacing dialogue with correction or coercive reinterpretation.
Healthy Alternative: Narrative Witnessing
Listening with curiosity, asking clarifying questions, acknowledging uncertainty, and recognizing that people are generally the primary interpreters of their own lived experiences while remaining open to respectful dialogue and new information.
Unlike healthy questioning—which seeks understanding through curiosity and mutual respect—harmful narrative auditing attempts to redefine another person's identity, memories, motives, emotions, or reality without their consent or meaningful participation.
Characteristics:
Repeatedly insisting someone else's interpretation is more valid than the person's own account.
Dismissing or minimizing lived experience without genuine inquiry.
Framing disagreement as evidence that the other person cannot accurately understand themselves.
Using authority, status, or social pressure to shape another person's self-narrative.
Replacing dialogue with correction or coercive reinterpretation.
Healthy Alternative: Narrative Witnessing
Listening with curiosity, asking clarifying questions, acknowledging uncertainty, and recognizing that people are generally the primary interpreters of their own lived experiences while remaining open to respectful dialogue and new information.
Narrative Auditing is a tactic often used by patriarchal power structures, including patriarchal agents, to attemt to have others self-abandon their own truth. It is an abuse tactic used to wield power over the valitidity and truth of the experience of abuse through coercion.
Narrative Auditing by New Earth Ambassador414 June 29, 2026