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The exact same way it happens on this site: users flag, system automatically responds, moderators might also respond, and if they do, typically it is to confirm
by jtbayly 8y ago
The exact same way it happens on this site: users flag, system automatically responds, moderators might also respond, and if they do, typically it is to confirm censorship that has already begun.
- ceejayoz 8y agoMy understanding of Facebook flagging is that repeated flags move it up in the queue, but do not initiate automated removal. So, if 500 people flag your post about fluffy unicorns as a death threat, it'll be checked in a few minutes instead of a week from now, but it'll likely be reviewed as OK and remain up the entire time.
- someguydave 8y agoIndeed. I am especially amused by this effect being demonstrated on the grandparent comment.