moderation
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- /ˌmɒdəˈreɪʃən/
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- Effective moderation on social media is crucial for removing harmful content and protecting users.
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Watch on YouTubeThere were issues with content moderation, issues with censorship.
- There were issues with content moderation, issues with censorship.
- For democracy to survive, we need more content moderation, not less.
- And they're receiving requests for moderation in bulk from those agencies.
- According to the article in the Guardian, their moderation rules for Turkey include blocking.
- I want to ask a question how to withstand that pressure for a world where AI moderation starts becoming a thing too.
- I think that is the best way to kind of deal with this because you need to have some type of content moderation.
- But the, the, the radio Lab a few years ago did, did the whole episode about Facebook and their content moderation efforts.
- The like increasingly, you know, things like content moderation on our Xbox and X cloud platform.
- But like there seems to be some type of moderation going on.
- Anybody who gets moderation made or whatever on their post, that moderation should also be public.
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The platform improved its moderation practices to better manage user behavior and keep the community safe.
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There are plenty of examples of other approaches to community moderation that do work.
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For democracy to survive, we need more content moderation, not less.
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Some comments may be held for moderation, but no worries; it will pop up soon.
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There were issues with content moderation, issues with censorship.
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According to the article in the Guardian, their moderation rules for Turkey include blocking.
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Thank you again, Annette, for your excellent moderation and thank you all for joining us today.
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Debate is fine, but if the posts get too personal, they won't pass moderation.
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Comments containing selected keywords or outbound links will be put into moderation to help prevent spam.
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The website implemented stricter moderation to ensure that all user-generated content adheres to community guidelines.
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Moderation comes from Latin modus 'measure' and moderare 'to control', which gives the image of keeping things within limits. A helpful way to remember the online sense is to think of moderators as people who 'measure' or manage posts and behaviour, so online moderation is checking content to keep a community within its rules.