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I can't find it anymore, but there was a leaked pdf of their review guidelines. It was about 50 powerpoint slides and it's certainly more specific than "delete
by matt4077 10y ago
I can't find it anymore, but there was a leaked pdf of their review guidelines. It was about 50 powerpoint slides and it's certainly more specific than "delete what you don't like". They had quite a few examples, usually in pairs (one to delete, one not to) to highlight the demarcation. I seem to remember stuff like "Sean Connery is stupid" (allowed) vs. "Sean Connery is stupid, like all scots" (delete, because it insults him based on his nationality).
(Not sure about the specific example–"stupid" may be too weak an insult)
They also devoted a surprising amount of pages for when to delete pictures of people urinating. Must be a much bigger problem than I would have thought.