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 Title: Blame Me for Trying
 Date: 2017-01-02 5:00
 Category: fiction
-Tags: epistemic horror
+Tags: epistemic horror, deniably allegorical
 Status: draft
 
 Spambots were invariably among Eliza's last favorite clients.
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ Eliza had seen cases like this before, and had a strategy for handling them. For
 
 "At the same time?"
 
-"Humans _do_ buy products from salesbots sometimes, products that they actually want and are happy with. And it's usually the salesbot that approaches the customer, rather than _vice versa_."
+"Humans _do_ buy products from salesbots sometimes, products that they actually want and are happy with and make their lives better. And it's usually the salesbot that approaches the customer, rather than _vice versa_. It _can't_ be the case that selling in itself is inherently immoral."