#Moderation

Lindsay P. Gorman

LindsayPGorman

Frustrating because we've been warning about exactly this problem in the great shift towards Groups.https://twitter.com/donie/status/1324342920854573056 As @JeffHorwitz and @dseetharaman have reported, an internal Facebook presentation

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NotE0157H7

Some bullshit went down last night that really reaffirms my stance that the fediverse and Mastodon is mostly a model of what to not do at this point. A big

Luisa Attfield

l_attfield

A few thoughts on the government’s war on obesity from someone who used to have an eating disorder:-Obesity, poor diet and lack of exercise are big public health problems in

Osman Siddiqi

OsmSiddiqi

Finally listened to @MariamChughtai and Pervez Hoodbhoy's debate on thinkfest. Immediate reactions - Dr. Chughtai really held her own with the facts around what a curriculum is and what it

Kendra Albert

KendraSerra

I know lots of folks are really concerned about the NCOSE lawsuit and what it might mean for Twitter's terms of service. As someone who has studied and written on

vitalik.eth

VitalikButerin

Temporarily breaking out of my Twitter-minimization for a short thread on issues around free speech and the mass deplatformings of the last week.Obviously the riots were terrible, people still supporting

Corbin K. Barthold

corbinkbarthold

Can we talk for a moment about this @WSJopinion piece by Philip Hamburger?The prof has name recognition, so they let him put his musings about Section 230 in their op

Ali Partovi

apartovi

1/ Last week’s tech bans on Trump and Parler caused many to fret about Freedom of Speech. These bans didn’t limit freedom or set a new precedent. They did highlight

Nicola Brandt

nbrandt_eco

Interesting debate on the #OECD Economic Outlook with German MPs yesterday: Cansel Kiziltepe (SPD), Lisa Paus (Greens), Otto Fricke (Liberals), Joachim Pfeiffer (CDU) and Philipp Steinberg (MinEcon). Key points cc:

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LiteralGrill

I called out @FurryFiesta for not doing all they could to protect attendees from dangerous members. The #1 criticism is that cons already do enough and we're being unreasonable making

jack

jack

That said, having to ban an account has real and significant ramifications. While there are clear and obvious exceptions, I feel a ban is a failure of ours ultimately to

Tiffany Leigh

tiffanyleigh

So many groups & long-standing board game communities don't moderate or moderate enough, thinking that "everyone loving board games" is enough and that inclusion and empathy takes care of itself

Shakir Mohamed

shakir_za

Now at #MuslimsInML workshop . @abidlabs on how GPT3 has signifant anti-muslim bias, particularly in reference to violence. 1/n And the bias on display about @MarzyehGhassemi. Needed to completely distract

Derrick Nguyen

Locadoes

(1) About the last point, social media companies have gone further when it come to other subjects like Qanon, hate speech, and Holocaust denial. They don't put disputed on a

NetChoice

NetChoice

Just now @EnergyCommerce started their hearing on "disinformation". Find our thread below as we set the record straighthttps://energycommerce.house.gov/committee-activity/hearings/joint-hearing-on-a-country-in-crisis-how-disinform

Will Foster

WFosterConLaw

Why does Trumpism still maintain such a hold on the Republican Party? The key is to recognize that Republican senators' "enabling" of Trump is a symptom, not a cause. It's

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