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>elaborate more on the Fay Social Order module which sounds like chinas social credit system
That is a good enough description. But don't get me wrong, there will always be social credit systems. All you can do is choose a better one. If you compare for example USA with China, in USA they will socially shame and persecute people who went to prison, even after they served their sentence and were released. They will not be allowed to own guns or vote and there will be records kept on what they did forever. People will share lists of what criminals live in the area and they may not find employment. This leads them back to committing more crimes to survive.

In China there are specific rules for how long an impediment is kept in your record. If you did something serious maybe you get a spot in your record for 5 years, but then it's deleted. They've bureaucratically labled and measured everything, and once the time has past, the record is deleted and you're spotless again.
Chinese are very controlled by their system of rule so they will follow this.

Which is better? Unclear and potentially lifelong persecution, or a predictable system with set terms?

The Fay Social Order module is a direct copy of my past life personality from 1890s London with the values of decency and good manners that existed at the time, used as the base code of the program. This means an anarchistic monarchy system based on personal choice and agency. It means everyone need to behave based on self respect and personal values, and not based on what some central government will try to impose.

You can preview the full module by accessing the blacknet and it can't be installed unless you accept it in full, so there really is no problem.