Content Moderation
thoughts on online content moderation, free speech, and related topics.
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Content Moderation
There can be no doubt that there is a lot of hateful content on the internet. But Substack has come up with the best solution yet: Giving writers and readers the freedom of speech without surfacing that speech to the masses. In your Substack Inbox, you only receive the newsletters you subscribe to. Whether you’re a reader or a writer, it is... See more
Elle Griffin • Substack Shouldn’t Decide What We Read
Meta CTO thinks bad metaverse moderation could pose an ‘existential threat’
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Over the past decade, the social networks broke their promise to content creators.
The backlash has just begun.
New @ScreenshotEssay: The Algorithmic Feed, Content Creators, and Broken Promises
How Twitter needs to change | Jack Dorsey
youtube.comFacebook’s Civil Rights Audit – Final Report
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To account for the gaps in these solutions, many social computing systems use multiple tiers: Tier 1 is often algorithmic moderation for the most easy-to-catch problems. Tier 2 is human moderation, either paid (like Facebook) or community (like Reddit), depending on the platform.
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