Content Moderation

Content Moderation

thoughts on online content moderation, free speech, and related topics.

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Protocols, Not Platforms: A Technological Approach to Free Speech

Mike Masnick knightcolumbia.org

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One thing mainstream media outlets misunderstand: Substack is not one platform, it is thousands of platforms, and you get to pick which ones to be part of. And Substack has come up with a powerful way to moderate those platforms: Rather than rely on the company to hire a team of moderators, Substack democratized the process, giving full moderation... See more

Elle Griffin • Substack Shouldn’t Decide What We Read

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Should Spotify Be Responsible for What Joe Rogan Does?

Nicholas Quah vulture.com

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Instead of asking “what should be moderated?,” the question should be: “what do I want to see?”

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Moderation in Infrastructure

Stratechery stratechery.com

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Notes

Nadia Asparouhova nadiaeghbal.com

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Johnathan at Limbo — 404

Johnathan Bi johnathanbi.com

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Information Overload Helps Fake News Spread, and Social Media Knows It

Filippo Menczer scientificamerican.com

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Society has a trust problem. More censorship will only make it worse.

Hamish McKenzie on.substack.com

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