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It would be interesting to know what would happen to sites like Reddit where there is community moderation. Might be still possible as it’s not the company doin
by christkv 4y ago
It would be interesting to know what would happen to sites like Reddit where there is community moderation. Might be still possible as it’s not the company doing it.
- 0x_rs 4y agoI don't know how it would be possible to distinguish between an unaffiliated volunteer and a company. They'd have to sign a statement, I don't see it being feasible. What I think would be a great step forward is moderation transparency, of which there is none on sites like reddit (and it's much needed, their moderation in large communities is embarrassing, see the /r/art thing recently), but I guess that is also without issues due to privacy regulations. What it is not possible to get away with is no user-generated content moderation, it's only going to become more strict with less leniency for platforms, not the opposite, see: EU proposals on the matter pending.