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The only result making social networks more responsible for user's content is that more content would be automatically blocked. Imagine Youtube's Content ID au
by madeofpalk 3y ago
The only result making social networks more responsible for user's content is that more content would be automatically blocked.
Imagine Youtube's Content ID auto-moderation, but removing all text content as well. "yay"
- kurthr 3y agoThey're blocking content (or demonetizing) for their own profit. Whether it's to keep advertisers or lower their payouts is a bit irrelevant. Maybe being forced (under penalty of law) to reveal at least the process of that moderation would make it more clear internally and both to users and generators what they're up to allowing "the product" to make decisions in a bit less of a vacuum. Darkness and opacity in moderation doesn't seem like it serves the public interest.