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    Just a caveat– I don't think the post claimed at any point that the Company is "able to measure the rate of false positive bans on the site"; in fact, they say exactly the opposite: "Under this assumption, it is impossible for us to generate a list of cases where we know moderators have made a mistake. ... Instead, the most we can do is state that we just can’t tell.". I don't think it weakens your argument per say, but I also think it's important to identify theirs accurately. Commented Jun 8, 2023 at 16:26
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    I read their argument more as "We have reason to believe GPT posts have fallen off, but suspensions have not. That implies heavy false-positives." Which, as you point out, is sound, if the GPT-rate data is accurate, which seems to be the main gripe of most folks who feel it doesn't match their experience at all. Commented Jun 8, 2023 at 16:26