Social Platform Trust & Safety
exploring the bounds of social platforms’ responsibility to keep the spaces safe
Social Platform Trust & Safety
But I don’t think platform companies should—or can—act as the governance layer of our online lives. In this, I share tech journalist and Bluesky board member Mike Masnick’s informed belief that global centralized moderation is a dead end. And if centralized moderation isn’t a plausible way forward, then experimentation toward genuinely... See more
Hi all,
With major elections happening across the globe this year, we wanted to ensure you are aware of moderation resources that can be very useful during surges in traffic to your community.
First, we have the following mod resources available to you:
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reddit.comA Russian Bot Farm Used AI to Lie to Americans. What Now?
csis.orgIt is because a universal public square cannot be a community that the parameters of the online speech debate are stuck. The conflict between the “marketplace of ideas” framework and the “communal norms” framework seems irresolvable because it is irresolvable.
Ari Schulman • Why Speech Platforms Can Never Escape Politics | National Affairs
Threat Model
github.com
from the chat app Quiet (https://tryquiet.org/) - good example of a “threat model” for a communications/social platform
Erdogan gov't pushes people to use 'Next' app as Turkey moves ...
nordicmonitor.com
Turkish national social media platform. Re: Government control of social media - it’s not enough to be “publicly” owned if the values of transparency, algorithmic choice, etc aren’t there.
