How do you moderate content, and why? What is important to enforce and what are we thinking about?
We talk content moderation all the way to the point of open source licenses for different rules of engagement depending on the space you are in. How we got there is fascinating and important.
Transcript: otter.ai/u/UK3qGMyAc4EqSjHzeUwOW3MbgI0
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Rob’s Hot Take:
In the July 28th Cloud 2030 episode, Rob Hirschfeld delves into the topic of content moderation, emphasizing the need to expand our perspective in two crucial ways. Firstly, he highlights that moderation and amplification are interconnected, emphasizing how platforms have the power to manipulate content visibility, and these actions should be considered moderation. Secondly, he underscores the importance of clear and upfront rules on platforms, advocating for a standardized, open, and transparent approach to content moderation. The episode delves into these aspects, discussing the evolving rules on social media platforms and the necessity for a more informed and standardized approach to content moderation. For a comprehensive exploration of these themes, check out the complete podcast at the2030.cloud and join the ongoing discussions.