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Toxicity Is a Property of Communicative Events: A Contextual Stress Measurement Framework for NLP
Toxicity detection has become core safety infrastructure for online moderation, dataset filtering, and deployed language-model systems. Yet most detectors still treat toxicity as an intrinsic property of isolated text. This position paper argues that toxicity detection should be evaluated as the con
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