Something happened on eYou today. A user posted that our moderation is outsourced to India. And that Indians, culturally, cannot moderate meaning for Europeans. The claim was false. Our moderation is not outsourced. Reports are handled by our own pipeline and reviewed by our own team, in Europe. But that's not the part I want to talk about. I replied to him myself. I told him I was born in Mauritius. That I studied and built my career in France. That I live in Europe and co-founded eYou as a European platform. His answer was not an apology. It was condescension. And you know what? That's fine. Because it gave me the chance to say something I believe deeply. European is not an ethnicity. It's not a skin color. It's not a surname. It's not a genetic test. It's a set of values. Privacy as a right. Transparency as a duty. Dignity as a default. I did not become European by blood. I became European by choice. And I would argue that makes the commitment stronger, not weaker. eYou will always welcome criticism. Tell us our app is slow. Tell us a feature is missing. Tell us our fact-checks got it wrong. We read everything and we ship fixes every week. But arguments based on ethnicity have no place here. Not against our users. Not against our team. Not against anyone. That's not censorship. That's the baseline of a platform built on trust. One last thing. To everyone who joined eYou believing a European platform could be built differently: it can. It is. By people from everywhere who chose these values. That was always the point. Good evening, friends.





