No? All they're requiring is clarification on what moderation (if any) is happening. This is almost the opposite of what you're describing, that more moderation

No? All they're requiring is clarification on what moderation (if any) is happening. This is almost the opposite of what you're describing, that more moderation you do the harder such clarifications become - if you do none then there's nothing to disclose. Of course, arguably most people _want_ some minimum level of content moderation, so whether it's beneficial to do more or less content moderation is up to the company, they just have to disclose it.