Moderation: Many feel moderation and nuance is not a winning formula for 2020 Democrats.
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While ByteDance has faced moderation controversies before, they've been largely based around under-moderation.
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In moderation, this is not a problem, but moderation and tailgating are often dueling ideals.
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Moderation in temper is always a virtue; but moderation in principle is always a vice.
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No wonder America's suburbs are the last bastions of moderation because moderation was planted in them.
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"Moderation, not just in terms of ideological moderation but also humility, is kind of his thing," she said.
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"Scaramucci Post is going to be about moderation, but our tagline is going to be 'Everything in moderation — including moderation," he says in the video, which was posted on the upcoming website's Twitter page Wednesday.
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The 411 on content moderation To make that claim, we need to understand the status quo in moderation today.
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Generally trying to lay off the booze this month, but inclined to think everything is better in moderation, including moderation?
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The complaints lobbed at Twitter about moderation today were triply true about Usenet—because, in most newsgroups, moderation simply didn't exist.
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Shear said he saw at Reddit the difference between communities with strong moderation versus ones that didn't have much moderation at all.
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The Twitter -owned live-streaming app has offered chat moderation capabilities for years, but it has so far relied on group moderation.
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Paul's video isn't something artificially intelligent moderation could catch on its own, two experts with a focus on content moderation told BuzzFeed News.
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The committee will focus on helping TikTok strengthen its own internal moderation teams, moderation and content policies, and overall transparency, the company says.
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The quick spread of both the video and the manifesto tells us how inadequate moderation is on the internet, assuming moderation exists at all.
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It's interesting, at times, to consider how differently Twitter could have evolved if community moderation – similar to the moderation on Reddit or even the moderation that takes place on open source Twitter clone Mastodon – had been a part of Twitter's service from day one.
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Facebook's approach to content moderation typically involves only post-publication content moderation, on a case-by-case basis — and only when content has been flagged for review.
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In a blog post on Tuesday morning, the company announced steps to bring its moderation in line with the moderation already employed by its parent company Facebook.
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"Content moderation is a necessary but limited solution," Kat Lo, a PhD student at the University of California, Irvine who is studying online communities and moderation, told me.
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We also asked about the size of its moderation team, if all Mindgeek sites are moderated the same, and anything else it wants to share about its moderation efforts.
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COMO III: Content Moderation and the Future of Online Speech I'll be in New York City on Thursday to speak at this conference about content moderation on big platforms.
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Adding more stress to the job of content moderation is the sheer amount of content posted to Facebook, as well as Facebook's unclear, ever-changing set of moderation guidelines.
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If you've only been listening to some Western leaders lauding Rouhani's "moderation" over the past couple of years, you may wonder how we know that moderation is a myth.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The Great Moderation – snicker, snort.
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The tech company and the news organization are working together to build a moderation system, powered by artificial intelligence and machine learning, that will help improve comment moderation on websites.
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No one is happy with YouTube's content moderation policies YouTube's content moderation policies spawned lawsuits from an unlikely alliance: a conservative nonprofit and a group of left-leaning LGBTQ+ YouTubers.
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Gone are the days when everyone with a mic preached that eating everything in moderation, experiencing everything in moderation, is the way toward a happy and fulfilled and balanced life.
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In addition to continuous work on flagging tools and live-stream moderation algorithms in order to detect inappropriate content, the company will also increase the size of its moderation team.
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"Moderation" goes for a hand-clapping, room-shaking Motown-flavored rock-soul stomp — think Martha and the Vandellas — as Florence Welch scoffs at the whole notion of moderation in love.
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" Sinema offering extreme moderation in Arizona - AP: "Democratic Rep.
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Compared to the main Facebook network, the automated moderation tech used for the Kids app "has more stringent policies, so it is implemented differently" than Facebook's typical moderation tools, the spokesperson said.
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And the 73,000 additional moderation staff announced by Zuckerberg in the wake of another content moderation scandal represents a tiny drop in the ocean for a platform with nearly two billion users.
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TikTok reiterated its comment that U.S. moderation is handled by a U.S. team: Our content and moderation policies are led by our US-based team and are not influenced by any foreign government.
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"For the first time ever, we're empowering all of our creators to establish a reliable baseline for acceptable language and around the clock chat moderation," says Twitch moderation lead Ryan Kennedy of AutoMod.
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Why AI can't fix content moderation Today on The Vergecast, Nilay Patel interviews UCLA professor Sarah T. Roberts' about her new book Behind the Screen: Content Moderation in the Shadows of Social Media.
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GoPro, Drones, Replay Highlights, >24h, live comment moderation, embeds, search.
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"As everything in life, it should be eaten in moderation."
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But his reputation for moderation has worked to his advantage.
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A good place to look for moderation within the extremes?
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Of course, my life hasn't exactly been one of moderation.
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There was a moderation in monthly price gains in August.
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This year's convention, though, brought a much stronger moderation game.
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Historically, those people couldn't even talk about their moderation goals.
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Content moderation workers in particular will get $22 an hour.
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And moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue.
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Cafferata says Video Date suffered from moderation issues as well.
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Now it's taking that a step further with moderation tools.
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"I was very impressed by the moderation system," Potier said.
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And more content moderation requirements are coming in Europe — fast.
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Have you done content moderation work for a tech giant?
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This has been taken as evidence of a newfound moderation.
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Introduced in 2010, jungle primaries were intended to encourage moderation.
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Whichever strain you choose, use cannabis responsibly and in moderation.
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And all photos get reviewed by a crowdsourced moderation service.
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"I always try and do everything in moderation," she says.
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When it comes to diet, Neal believes moderation is key.
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Facebook declined to disclose how big its moderation team is.
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A less erudite text also teaches the value of moderation.
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It's been a big week for tales of content moderation.
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Predictably, even social networks' moderation policies became targets for propagandizing.
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Managers at the content moderation sites earn $16 an hour.
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It's all in moderation, not too hot, not too cold.
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"I think hot sauce is good for you in moderation."
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Dilemma, which focused on moderation and consideration for the animal's
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Moderation and mindfulness of how children use technology is imperative.
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Twitter doesn't believe that tweets require immediate and actionable moderation.
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The core CPI was restrained by a moderation in rents.
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Instead, the solution is a familiar adage: Everything in moderation.
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And, where possible, she struck a note of soothing moderation.
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A demographically disparate group values both moderation and great change.
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The rise of extremist parties erodes moderation even among centrists.
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They also blamed cooler temperatures for the moderation in hiring.
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And it's perfectly safe in moderation, a nutritionist told Insider.
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This is one where moderation is the most important thing.
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Remember to be safe and enjoy your candy in moderation!
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At the end of the day, it's all about moderation
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Haifa's Jewish mayor, Yona Yahav, broadcast a message of moderation.
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But the beloved developer platform may also introduce moderation headaches.
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" Another moderation source at Facebook told Motherboard: "I'm not surprised.
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Though it has continued to disappoint politicians demanding better moderation.
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This is now a permanent addition to our moderation process.
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Being "realistic" is operably synonymous with moderation, with slow change.
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Honestly and truly, the general rule is: everything in moderation.
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She wasn't chosen because of her relative moderation on abortion.
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It takes enforcement, moderation, investment, and that's actually the challenge.
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In moderation, a standard serving can reduce anxiety, for example.
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Content moderation is important and logistically thorny, but not existential.
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Human workers are still essential to Facebook's content moderation system.
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Many companies have talked about moderation as a risk factor.
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The concerns around YouTube moderation aren't going away anytime soon.
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But revisiting your childhood has to be done in moderation.
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In this immoderate age, moderation must become America's fighting faith.
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This is reflected, too, in his supposed gestures of moderation.
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Twitch has struggled with moderation features and properly distributing punishments.
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Just human food in moderation is not bad for dogs.
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He also antagonizes progressive Democrats with his call for moderation.
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Our moderation decisions are not influenced by any foreign government.
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Many Reddit users responded with some perennial questions about moderation.
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The content moderation industry is growing as the platforms do.
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"King was a voice of reason and moderation," Giamo says.
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A win for Rouhani would be a win for moderation.
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That should create a healthy incentive for moderation going forward.
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The outlook for domestic growth was positive and recent moderation in house price inflation was welcome, but it was uncertain whether that moderation would be sustained given continued imbalance between supply and demand, he said.
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This makes sense; unlike rival social networks like Facebook and Twitter, whose content moderation strategies have been heavily scrutinized, most popular subreddits are managed by volunteer moderation teams who work in tandem with Reddit administrators.
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Without requiring complete transparency in the moderation process, platforms could build in mechanisms for researchers, journalists, and even users to conduct their own audits of the moderation process to better understand the rules in practice.
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But of course, there is a human cost to human moderation.
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The accounts highlight social media companies' continuing issues with content moderation.
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Teespring uses Scale for moderation and categorization of user generated content.
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I ask all of us to act responsibly and with moderation.
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But during the Great Moderation, the financial sector grew in significance.
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The incident emphasizes the necessity of active moderation in these spaces.
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I try to do everything in moderation in my usual routine.
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Some of that moderation we're seeing is not just happening there.
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The moderation in employment growth partly reflects a shortage of workers.
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I don't understand what is the goal of Facebook's content moderation.
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What we want then is moderation, if such a thing exists.
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So if we mean ideological moderation, we should just say that.
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He frequently worked to straddle the line between progressivism and moderation.
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The mechanics of moderation are also a problem for Hughes' plan.
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How should Facebook and other platforms think about moderation going forward?
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Other social platforms, like Instagram, already have similar comment moderation filters.
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Pasta, in moderation, is a staple of the healthy Mediterranean diet.
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Moderation is fraught with justifiable concerns over free speech and bias.
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"We've had conversations about more moderation by community owners," he said.
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We can't have our moderation AI acting like an overzealous memelord.
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There's tension between First Amendment protections and social media moderation rules.
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It turns out eating newsprint is fine – in moderation, that is.
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Technology and moderation systems are not equipped to prevent this harm.
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Content moderation is a long-standing challenge for big tech companies.
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Have you encountered this sort of AI vision of content moderation?
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Context is everything in content moderation, and this article illustrates why.
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Britons prefer pragmatism to ideology, moderation to extremism, continuity to change.
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But YouTube is acknowledging that YouTube Kids requires even more moderation.
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That anticipation is being fed by the moderation of economic data.
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He simultaneously convinced whites of his moderation and excited African-Americans.
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This last six months largely focused on content moderation and enforcement.
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Moderation is the hallmark of cabinet rule, and of British culture.
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The photo moderation features are in effect now, the company says.
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In many ways, moderation is the most important thing YouTube does.
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Wine may protect our hearts when it is consumed in moderation.
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True, Iranian moderation was never the goal of the nuclear deal.
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Highly effective automated comment moderation systems simply do not yet exist.
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Kasich voters may enjoy Trump's relative moderation on the welfare state.
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The slowly reintroduce in moderation to see which you can handle.
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" Dorit Kemsley: "I believe in an excess of everything — except moderation.
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The platform also lets you delegate channel moderation to another user.
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He knew mobile and content moderation failures could kill his network.
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Catherine Buni reports on online content moderation for The Investigative Fund.
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As with many risks, experts say, moderation slims the chances considerably.
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No one is ever going to accuse him of emotional moderation.
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The hope of moderation proved as false as it was naïve.
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Respond quickly but with moderation to low-level North Korean attacks.
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Systrom didn't specify how many people are on this moderation team.
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But it's really the moderation tool that we're most excited about.
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Tasks can include categorization/content moderation, comparison, transcription, and phone calling.
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He convinced Facebook to let French regulators investigate on moderation processes.
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Instead, Gab operates without any overarching moderation by the platform itself.
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Asset-backed derivatives were, ultimately, a bet on the great moderation.
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Wherever he went he urged moderation in dealing with secular governments.
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Chronicles of the Republican Party emphasize a move away from moderation.
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In the current election cycle, bets on moderation have few takers.
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Is this just a way of offloading responsibility for content moderation?
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I think this is a case where moderation is for monks.
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That said, we are continually working to expand our moderation capacity.
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It also includes low-fat dairy and lean meat in moderation.
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Under President el-Sisi, Egypt's religious establishment has also signaled moderation.
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Done safely, and in moderation, these can be wonderful holiday experiences.
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"I do want to see some form of moderation," said Hill.
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Facebook has been forced to increase its investment in content moderation.
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And Facebook has used newsworthiness as moderation factor for several years.
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ByteDance told the Guardian it has since changed the moderation guidelines.
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While an iconic celebrity photo, the image violated Facebook's moderation rules.
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She believes in moderation and she was conscious of her goal.
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Moderation has seemed shiny and new to party elites ever since.
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Clarification: This story has been updated to clarify Reddit's moderation system.
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Moderation may not only feel right; it may be right, too.
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Moderation is not an ideology; it is a way of being.
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Moderation in the affairs of the nation is the highest virtue.
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"We can have alcohol, and use alcohol in moderation," Toomey said.
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They think for Democrats, "moderation" is a cover story for corruption.
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But the Great Recession exposed the absurdity of the Great Moderation.
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Members of the public, "as much as 'the public' exists," he said, hold one of three assumptions about moderation: moderation is conducted entirely by robots; moderation is mainly in the hands of law enforcement; or, for those who are actually aware of content managers, they imagine content is assessed in a classroom-type setting by engaged professionals thoughtfully discussing every post.
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It's a problem that this conductor's method — everything in moderation, except for moderation — confronts throughout the repertory, but especially in Wagner, in dramas in which the world and everything in it ought to be at stake.
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Mr. Craiutu, a professor of political science at Indiana University, argues that the success of representative government and its institutions depends on moderation because these cannot properly function without compromise, which is the governing manifestation of moderation.
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Google also said that better moderation experiences were in the works, too.
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For years tech companies have been getting free content moderation from journalists.
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The grim side of moderation is not a new subject for Chen.
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"I'm a big believer in moderation and not killing myself," he says.
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We took a look at the bleak world of content moderation training.
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Like with most things in life, moderation is the main thing here.
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To keep the support of Trumpite, working-class voters, they urge moderation.
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We've seen tactics like this used in private piracy moderation as well.
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Adams showed me a demo moderation interface integrated with the Perspective API.
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The moderation of YouTube livestreams has been a problem for the platform.
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Facebook has faced major criticism over how it deals with content moderation.
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" There's some moderation, of course, but it's mostly by Blind's "flagging engine.
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YouTube will have 10,000 people working on content moderation in some form.
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It's worth noting, however, that Facebook's moderation efforts have had mixed results.
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It declined to share any additional details about its content-moderation practices.
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That being said, it's still useful to build in moderation for responses.
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Tech giants like Facebook have been criticized for its inconsistent content moderation.
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It's her third year at Tales, an event she handles in moderation.
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Of course, the system of human moderation also has its own problems.
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He was right about the importance of "animated moderation" in political life.
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I've not seen any evidence that, under pressure, Trump opts for moderation.
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The trick to pulling off this tomboyish trend: wear it in moderation.
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And I can, and I do, but I do it in moderation.
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Over the past several years, content moderation has reached a breaking point.
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Other data on Wednesday showed a moderation in producer inflation last month.
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The Brexit referendum has replaced moderation with polarisation and realism with ideology.
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The jungle-primary system, introduced in 2010, was supposed to encourage moderation.
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Content featuring children is pervasive on the site, posing daunting moderation problems.
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The lack of governance and moderation on these platforms empowers these actors.
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So far at least, Canadian moderation is holding its own against extremism.
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Photo: APSeemingly with each passing week, YouTube faces another content moderation problem.
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More info on how the new chat moderation feature works is here.
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Alcohol, when consumed in moderation, may not improve your health after all.
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Moderation is a word you shouldn't lose from your vocabulary this month.
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"As with all things, it's about control and moderation," says Lyon-Shaw.
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Policymakers, however, expect to see some moderation in property activity going forward.
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It could be said glueing beads and glitter moderation are his weaknesses.
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The moderation in consumer spending is, however, likely to be a blip.
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They discussed changes to Backpage's site architecture, moderation practices, and content policies.
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The brothers-in-law are with me in exhorting her to moderation.
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Choose Moderation & Perspective Stay within your lane during Thanksgiving and be reasonable.
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Strippers found their tags censored on Instagram after new auto-moderation updates.
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So go ahead and have a glass—just remember moderation is key.
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Prepare to be filled with hedonistic pleasure, but moderation is always key.
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Just like at YouTube, the subjectivity of Facebook's moderation policy was glaring.
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Civil liberties groups, he recalls, also balked at an automated moderation system.
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But The Moderators humanizes the moderation process in a very different way.
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Yet Wednesday's reporting suggests her personal moderation on this issue is irrelevant.
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But, just like everything in life, moderation is necessary in exercise, too.
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Yet Americans as a whole are not experiencing that kind of moderation.
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But the response from Congress has not been moderation and careful reflection.
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But platform moderation is often just terrible in general, regardless of ideology.
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New York (CNN)Facebook is admitting it needs oversight with content moderation.
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But few moderation decisions come with clear communication or an appeals process.
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The era of moderation for the sake of being moderate is over.
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But the great moderation never came in his campaign against Hillary Clinton.
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The idea is to generate consensus, even moderation, on nominees more likely.
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Although TikTok has stated that it handles moderation separately for different regions.
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Last month's acceleration in inflation came despite a moderation in consumer spending.
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The board will make rulings about content moderation on Facebook and Instagram.
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The keys, they say, are moderation and mindfulness — even at family celebrations.
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Its emphasis on moderation also sets Vibes apart from other dating apps.
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Rules are enforced primarily through after-the-fact removal, not upfront moderation.
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It is literally the opposite of Lent—unless you gave up moderation.
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Content moderation is art not science, as well… Or art and science.
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That would account for most of the anticipated moderation in payroll growth.
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Coconut oil is okay in moderation—I don't mean to demonize it.
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Governing means moderation and compromise within the very system you ran against.
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Moderation works only if the rules apply to everybody on a platform.
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As students comment, we provide live moderation by statistics teachers (on Wednesdays).
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For many Democratic politicians, it was a symbol of responsibility, moderation, trustworthiness.
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But the party's voters have repeatedly hammered down these attempts at moderation.
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On asking the N.R.A. for even the tiniest moderation, they are AWOL.
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This slowdown in moderation efforts isn't something that's just impacting Google Play.
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For millions of Democratic voters, that moderation is key to Biden's appeal.
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"The problem is that the content moderation should be done with transparency."
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More rules of the road for platforms regarding speech and content moderation?
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Today, Facebook's content moderation is increasingly done through automated flagging and removal.
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To embrace moderation implies weak commitment and potential compromise with the enemy.
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It's designed to provide an independent appeals process for content moderation rulings.
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And moderation, as Mr. Brooks defines it, is almost always a virtue.
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Our political debate doesn't have to be this stupid Democrats understand moderation.
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Some things to consider this season: Orange is back but in moderation.
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His Friday sermons appealing for moderation on all sides meet with derision.
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But South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg carried the mantle of moderation.
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The leaders will hear bromides about moderation and fair-mindedness and qualifications.
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The Verge reached out to Female Dating Strategy's moderation team for comment.
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Social media platforms have largely taken content moderation into their own hands.
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While fiscal deficits are often good in moderation, they can become dangerous.
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Activity about a fictitious company is also less likely to trigger moderation.
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Prince Mohammed has presented himself as a voice of moderation at home.
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Some other websites have successfully used community moderation to regulate their platforms.
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But the advantage of moderation holds no matter the series of choices.
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Other times the posts came down because of over-cautious content moderation.
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This moderation excludes photos of military personnel or law enforcement in uniform.
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What makes moderation such difficult advice to follow is that it's vague.
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Ultimately, moderation is just a feature of a goal, not a plan.
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If it's worked out safely, and in moderation, it can get stronger.
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But it's better in moderation, and modern life pushes us toward excess.
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But, folks should be sure to eat and drink charcoal in moderation.
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That was a moderation from the first quarter's brisk 3.9 percent pace.
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L1ght said that Giphy is already aware of its content moderation problems.
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Especially when platforms have little moderation and are optimized for maximum engagement.
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"I think going forward you lose another voice of moderation," said Chandler.
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Economists expect further moderation as the coronavirus makes households cautious about spending.
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Facebook has its content moderation panel that they're hoping will save them.
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But it may not require as much economic "moderation" as some think.
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I find it's actually a great way to relieve stress, in moderation.
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The human labor involved in carrying out content moderation across Facebook's 2 billion-plus user mega-platform is ethically horrifying because the people who Facebook contracts for after-the-fact moderation necessarily live neck deep in its cesspit.
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" Regarding TikTok's former moderation guidelines, a TikTok spokesperson said in a statement to Vox, "In TikTok's early days it took a blunt approach to moderation in an attempt to keep the content on the platform light and fun.
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Many of the issues surrounding content moderation have been reported on extensively by The Verge, and they're now the focus of UCLA professor Sarah T. Roberts' new book Behind the Screen: Content Moderation in the Shadows of Social Media.
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Last year, the company's moderation policies were also criticized by the United Kingdom's National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, which called for social media companies to be subject to independent moderation and fines for non-compliance.
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Add to that, as these internal moderation guidelines show, Facebook's own position in apparently wanting to balance openness/free expression with "safety" is inherently contradictory — and invites exactly the sorts of problems it's running into with content moderation controversies.
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Facebook is not putting in the resources needed to fix the current problem it has with moderation — even as it directs resources into trying to come up with possible future solutions where AI-moderation can be deployed at scale.
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Google is taking some steps to resolve the issue through its moderation team.
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Does moderation matter as much in New Hampshire as conservatism does in Iowa?
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Gab's laissez-faire moderation stance got it into trouble long before last weekend.
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A federalized content moderation policy, for example, might better balance speech and security.
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It expects moderation to 3.4 percent in 2019 and 2.8 percent in 2021.
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Facebook still hasn't been publicly transparent about its internal rules on content moderation.
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We're not looking for a really significant change in that, but a moderation.
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Ultimately, however, he cautions that it's best to have your wine in moderation.
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Try to practice moderation in the midst of this all-or-nothing atmosphere.
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The moderation in retail sales came after two straight months of strong gains.
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In some ways, he seemed the classic Christian Democrat, stressing moderation and compromise.
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The research case that moderation matters for electoral wins, meanwhile, remains pretty solid.
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"The best practice appears to be that of sticking to moderation," she said.
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Content moderation, which is a nice way of saying censorship, or possibly not?
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"I eat what I like, when I like, but in moderation," Zisser explains.
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It's all about modeling moderation and teaching children the value of these devices.
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Mr Dorsey later answered pointed questions from a House committee about content moderation.
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Companies are facing new questions on content moderation following the New Zealand attack.
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I think we have more than 30,19303 people who are doing content moderation.
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Pessimism, and the associated perfectionism, may be a German strength—but in moderation.
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But whatever you do, you have to do it sensibly and with moderation.
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Or it could invest much more heavily in moderation, or change its algorithm.
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Most of his people, says Mr Brave Heart, cannot drink alcohol in moderation.
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The platform could create a moderation team that's more open about its actions.
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Media coverage of Facebook and content moderation often appears to be contradicting itself.
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By failing to be transparent or consistent about their moderation, they maximized discretion.
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"We support moderation over any extreme changes in diet or lifestyle," he says.
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Earlier that day the forces of moderation tried to fight back and failed.
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He practiced instead the "middle way," a philosophy of perpetual compromise and moderation.
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The moderation in the pace of job gains reflects two very important factors.
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BANK OF ISRAEL GOVERNOR YARON: EXPECT MODERATION OF INFLATION RATE IN COMING MONTHS
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"You can also expect significant improvements to AutoMod, Twitch's automated chat moderation system."
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Evidence of moderation in both states was "modest and somewhat inconsistent", they decided.
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At VidCon, creators complained about YouTube's content moderation problems, according to Buzzfeed News.
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One, Facebook could expand the avenues that users have to appeal moderation decisions.
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At the start of the campaign, the separatist parties showed signs of moderation.
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Comment Moderation could allow them to post and pay for reach with confidence.
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Simultaneous conversation and moderation isn't possible — there's always going to be a lag.
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But this has also put the spotlight, yet again, on Facebook's moderation policies.
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Part of what made the site and its forums special was the moderation.
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The shift also, in a way, absolves the company of responsibility for moderation.
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So in addition to coding and moderation, advertising fell under his reluctant purview.
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Namely, moderation and privacy, and whether Facebook is capable of successfully enforcing either.
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Economists also blamed the moderation in hiring on a dearth of qualified workers.
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But you also see members talking about election interference, antitrust issues, content moderation.
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The only way to avoid politicized battles and conspiracies around moderation is transparency.
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But even the old adage of moderation is being proven effective, he added.
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The new comment moderation system is rolling out now, via an app update.
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Maybe Obama is right, and engagement will eventually bring moderation in Tehran's policies.
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Facebook recently announced it will double its content moderation team to 20,000 employees.
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The fact remains, there's no clear content moderation or curation policy on Steam.
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No need to skip the nightcap altogether — but do enjoy it in moderation.
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The world needs leaders who can make an equally rousing argument for moderation.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) — included some who believed the new system would incentivize moderation.
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Many nutrition experts say that sugar in moderation is fine for most people.
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It's hard to know: The process of online moderation is shrouded in secrecy.
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Already, Donald Trump's ascendance in the United States has shaken the moderation narrative.
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Trump has daily proven unyielding to appeals of decency, unity, moderation, or fact.
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Some sensible moderation is likely to be the best tonic to this problem.
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This legal team will focus on US content moderation, according to the statement.
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Pappalardo added that the lack of transparency surrounding moderation was a frustrating factor.
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Barry Goldwater was wrong: Moderation in pursuit of justice actually is a virtue.
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That was a slight moderation from the third quarter's brisk 3.2 percent pace.
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This change is necessary because tech companies' current approach to moderation is failing.
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He is a voice of moderation on issues of immigration and national identity.
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Moderation existed only to allow each trader to hold domain over their threads.
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As the Dutch saying goes, alles met mate, or "moderation in all things".
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But the arguments in favor of his purported "moderation" miss a larger point.
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The second big benefit of a truly national electoral map is political moderation.
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Because it is so split politically, Nevada's statewide officials tend toward relative moderation.
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Facebook has prioritized content moderation and harassment from early on in its history.
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The moderation of the debate was a clown show from start to finish.
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Google's contractors handle a range of jobs, from content moderation to software testing.
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Many videos will likely be impacted by this shift away from human moderation.
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Unless you're a fan of slowly collecting mildew, I'd practice stuffed animal moderation.
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They prevailed in swing districts with candidates who showed plenty of prudent moderation.
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Its message was more realistic and easier to abide by: Moderation is key.
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After the 2016 US presidential election, Facebook significantly ramped up its moderation capabilities.
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She declined to elaborate about how the policy was impacting content moderation specifically.
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The Center will open in early May, initially with a focus on moderation.
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It makes sense that Twitter would focus its moderation efforts at that level.
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Amy Klobuchar are not associated with transformational ideas so much as their moderation.
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He believed moderation was often the best way to win in any arena.
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Beyond simple calls for civility and moderation, how does that trend get reversed?
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Moderation is the best way to go, with an occasional hot fudge sundae!
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Conservatives are never going to pat you on the back for your moderation.
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But progressivism is inherently hostile to moderation because progress is an unmitigated good.
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Twitter's failure has been not understanding where free speech ends and moderation begins.
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Last month's drop suggested a moderation in consumer spending n the third quarter.
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Moderation is a problem for any platform dealing with user-generated content, however.
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Trump's trade war threatens to reverse this favorable 35-year interest-inflation moderation.
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The new body will be empowered to pass binding decisions on content moderation.
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America needs to hear a voice of Republican moderation that explicitly rejects prejudice.
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Abroad, however, Macron is attempting to lead with ideas: multilateralism, moderation, and coöperation.
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Even a single incident can cause havoc for the company's content moderation teams.
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MUNICH - FACEBOOK'S ZUCKERBERG SAYS THESE ARE ELECTIONS, PRIVACY, CONTENT MODERATION AND DATA PORTABILITY
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His rebel-in-moderation youth offers parallels to his search for direction now.
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Enough simmering; enough compressing ourselves into moderation so our voices come out level.
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Still, it's true that this format doesn't allow for much moderation or nuance.
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Even in moderation, butter can be risky for those with past health issues.
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Facebook Moderation and the Unforeseen Consequences of Scale Designer Ana Noemi has a thoughtful reflection on my piece about content moderation: Facebook could make structural platform shifts which would reduce the likelihood of disturbing content showing up in the first place.
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Instead of making contractors the first line of defense, or resorting to reactive moderation where unsuspecting users must first flag an offensive image, AI could unlock active moderation at scale by having computers scan every image uploaded before anyone sees it.
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They're Fine In Moderation — Like All FoodsThe true foundations of healthy eating are variety, moderation, and balance — ideas that aren't as sexy as celeb-endorsed juice cleanses, but that are all the more sound because they've been around for ages.
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Content moderation: Twitter now has nearly 1,500 employees focused on moderation and responding to content reports, who are now spread across 9 locations around the world (up from 2 locations a year ago, according to Twitter Service vice president Donald Hicks).
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"I feel it is becoming increasingly apparent that Reddit, with its voluntary content moderation system, is unable to respond adequately to the sharing of potentially dangerous health misinformation without significant reform in their moderation strategy," said the former r/Coronavirus moderator.
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"The fundamental reason for content moderation—its root reason for existing—goes quite simply to the issue of brand protection and liability mitigation for the platform," Sarah T. Roberts, an assistant professor at UCLA who studies commercial content moderation, told Motherboard.
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I mean, I was good at it, but I couldn't do it in moderation.
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Such moderation served Germany's export-led economy well through its postwar recovery and beyond.
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That's just the reality of the world that we're moving towards with content moderation.
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Platforms' content moderation policies certainly remain a bone of contention for governments and lawmakers.
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Even if the treatment escalates to controlled substances — opioid or not — moderation is key.
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Typically during the process, you're only supposed to consume caffeine and alcohol in moderation.
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This whole debacle is unsurprising, given YouTube's less than celebrated history of content moderation.
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With over 2 billion users, Facebook has a major moderation problem on its hands.
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In a statement, Facebook applauded the decision, while highlighting its anti-terrorism moderation efforts.
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It doubled its security and content moderation staff from 10,000 to 20,000 this year.
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I looked forward to seeing firsthand whether political moderation and compromise were still alive.
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An option appears on their backend to confirm enabling comments with stricter moderation imposed.
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Sound monetary led to the "great moderation" of low inflation and sustained economic growth.
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At the same time, the services and construction sectors remain resilient, despite some moderation.
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And why isn't it proposing to radically tighten the moderation of financial ads, period?
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The company last year begin stepping up moderation of comments that inappropriately reference children.
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Some moderation is automated, but a lot of it is flagged by the community.
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Let's be clear too that there are ways of doing content moderation at scale.
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But despite some light moderation efforts, the dicks are still busting through the detectors.
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Is there anything that could delay the moderation of the ECB's current policy stance?
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Please add that to your content moderation guidelines and update your blogging strategy accordingly.
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This moderation will, however, be a function of Crown's decision to undertake shareholder distributions.
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But a promising application of AI is rescuing humans from horrific content moderation jobs.
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This is probably true, and will certainly make moderation harder — but only for humans.
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Bagehot thought that the genius of the British political system lay in its moderation.
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They once contributed to many more closely contested and therefore moderation-encouraging congressional elections.
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Facebook's Own Training Materials Fell for Fake News How difficult is hate-speech moderation?
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It's a tale of two content moderation decisions, made six months apart in 2013.
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She also said the company continues to invest in AI for content moderation purposes.
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Facebook clearly has—and has had for a while—a problem with content moderation.
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Pruitt and Trump have appropriated climate moderation to rhetorically soften immensely anti-climate initiatives.
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He was, therefore, born with an innate and stifling sense of shame and moderation.
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"It's about finding balance in your life, and enjoying everything in moderation," she says.
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The commission said the moderation would be driven by a slowdown in private consumption.
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Chancellor and De Choudhury think active moderation might be an effective alternative to bans.
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Pinterest says that its approach is only temporary while it develops better moderation strategies.
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This research could be applied to discrimination surveillance and content moderation, the study said.
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That earns them brownie points from leaders and moderation points from less conservative voters.
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By contrast, the PA pretenses moderation and is a major recipient of U.S. aid.
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Facebook has been embroiled in a number of content moderation controversies over recent years.
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I think maybe I should have worked much harder to improve the moderation systems.
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The era of moderation is over if Trump and his supporters get their way.
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He's working on a book about online moderation in the age of fake news.
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Local governments and public workers groups pled for moderation in lowering the discount rate.
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If you like the taste of chocolate or chocolate milk, enjoy it in moderation.
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Receipts at service stations fell 0.8 percent, likely reflecting a moderation in gasoline prices.
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Part of the moderation in job growth is because of a shortage of workers.
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Finally, in the grand scheme of Trump's presidency, there has been very little moderation.
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The central bank expects a moderation of private spending but stronger exports in 2017.
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Aleman is all for for parents using apps with their kids, but with moderation.
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The weakness in imports is in line with a recent moderation in consumer spending.
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At best, moderation tech only dampens the toxicity that's visible at the network's surface.
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C ontent moderation, which is a nice way of saying censorship, or possibly not?
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Twitter has revealed its moderation policies for world leaders in a new blog post.
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Consider commenting standards — and test what you learn via the Times Comment-Moderation Quiz.
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From the beginning, 8chan branded itself as a space free from any content moderation.
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"Any further moderation in prices would be a welcome development this spring," Yun said.
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The liberal veneer was appealing and the regime successfully leveraged the appearance of moderation.
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McConnell has nearly all of his Republican colleagues beat: His moderation itself was cynical.
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To say most social platforms have botched hate speech moderation would be an understatement.
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This exercise in moderation usually only lasts until her skin has recovered, she says.
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Chicago Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo stays in World Series shape thanks to moderation.
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The wording in the app's code suggests this "Hide Tweet" is about moderation pic.twitter.
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In addition, Twitch is updating its moderation framework to help better enforce its policies.
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Our goal is to increase clarity, strength, and consistency across our entire moderation framework.
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Per usual, the study's researchers are stressing that cholesterol should be consumed in moderation.
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We have also finished a full investigation into our content moderation systems and processes
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Clinton Democrats, the final vestige of 90s-era moderation, were the last ones standing.
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Thus, the voices of the few who pleaded for moderation were threatened or ignored.
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He has nearly all of his Republican colleagues beat: His moderation itself was cynical.
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Is "digital media" like food: O.K. if you consume good-quality ingredients, in moderation?
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It's always promised to be extreme in a world that pretends it wants moderation.
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Probably not a second referendum, Mr. Travers said, but a push for Brexit moderation.
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Is coconut oil panacea, poison, or, like damn near everything else, fine in moderation?
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Drinking certain types of alcohol in moderation can actually have some surprising health benefits.
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The result suggested a thirst for political moderation in a state Republicans have dominated.
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YouTube is warning creators of coronavirus-related moderation changes that could impact their livelihood.
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Recently, Mr. López Obrador has made his way back to the path of moderation.
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But in Sydney and the state of New South Wales, moderation has been elusive.
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Facebook recently announced an oversight board with independent experts to help monitor content moderation.
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Segregationists urged moderation in opposing voting rights and other fundamental rights for African-Americans.
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A perception of relative moderation will most likely help, not hurt, the eventual nominee.
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However, most everything is better in moderation, and that can apply to video games.
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With over two billion users, Facebook has a major moderation problem on its hands.
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The way to think about moderation is as a disposition, not as an ideology.
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If it is, some moderation in price gains could be seen later this year.
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Saagar Enjeti describes why CNN's moderation of debate night 7 was so bad. Hill.
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Meanwhile, here's your content moderation story of the day, from David Gilbert at Vice.
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Moderation may not win elections, but it does provide a path to lasting change.
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Besides the addictiveness of tech, they cover children's privacy, online gaming and content moderation.
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But Facebook isn't just failing to employ adequately skilled staff for the moderation process.
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"Our philosophy is everything in moderation," he said of the restaurant's doughnut-centric menu.
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It's not even really about content moderation, a huge and thorny issue for Facebook.
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""We would all benefit from a resurgence of moderation and heightened regard for principle.
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It is an element that celebrates the gift of pleasure — in moderation of course.
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More tech companies are finding human moderation is critical to keeping their sites clean.
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St. John says successful people hate moderation, which helps them to channel their focus.
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The Guardian obtained leaked documents outlining moderation rules for the popular social video app.
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All of this in a state long regarded as a paragon of Southern moderation.
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Moderation and compromise, especially across party lines, are political minefields few politicians dare cross.
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Critics noted that more private tweeting would help it dodge concerns about content moderation.
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But the people backing Warren and Sanders aren't persuaded by the case for moderation.
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Sandberg has asked to receive weekly briefs of the platform's top content moderation concerns.
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Aim for happiness and you'll miss; aim for moderation and you'll attain happiness (eventually).
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Instead, the kingdom is curtailing the voices of moderation that have historically combated extremism.
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He is the champion of ideological progressivism; she is the champion of practical moderation.
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This piece is part of an ongoing Motherboard series on Facebook's content moderation strategies.
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But all of O'Connor's moderation may not earn as many Republicans as he'd like.
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As King told Elle, she enjoys "cheat food" like pizza — but only in moderation.
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The company is committing resources in its artificial intelligence research division to using automated software to fight misinformation, though that broader AI-driven moderation effort has significant roadblocks to overcome to successfully function as an alternative to human-guided moderation and direct oversight.
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Facebook has been making concerted efforts to convince the public that it's ramping up its moderation of harmful and spammy content, citing an increased safety workforce and increasingly powerful AI.This isn't the first time Facebook's moderation processes have misfired, missing nuance in posts.
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As soon as he stepped in the door I handed him a cocktail—he was an enthusiastic drinker and a dedicated oenophile and foodie whose motto was "Everything in moderation, including moderation," and he'd long since given up worrying about his weight.
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MODERATION and careful planning have not exactly been watchwords for the Trump administration so far.
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In all things, moderation — even in our responses to those we wish were more moderate.
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"Most people were OK and could do it in moderation—like anything else," he says.
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And let me remind you also that moderation in pursuit of justice is no virtue.
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While many gay guys are fans of poppers, the majority of users imbibe with moderation.
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As you may have heard, YouTube is growing its content moderation team to 10,000 staffers.
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I think on the content moderation extremism, the United States is out of the game.
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Complex Judgments in Online Debate Perspective isn't live for all of the subreddit's rule moderation.
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Etim likened AI-assisted moderation to giving a farmer a mechanical plow versus a spade.
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Facebook uses a combination of human and computer-based moderation tools to police its service.
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Flagged content is then passed to a 24/7 moderation team ("actual humans") for review.
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AI-dependent moderation is clunky, and good moderators require training, reasonable pay, and emotional support.
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So in the long run this will reduce the need for growth of content moderation.
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Still, even among its biggest fans, it seems the Samoa is best enjoyed in moderation.
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And as previous reports on Facebook moderation have described, the work can be psychologically taxing.
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But beyond its natural beauty, what is remarkable about Morocco is its moderation and tolerance.
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Especially with platforms playing a much larger role and platforms stepping up their moderation practices.
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It's a highly unusual move for the platform, which typically lets user flags guide moderation.
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"Moderation is one of the hardest challenges on any one of these networks," Sotira says.
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The finding suggests that moderation operates differently in the US than it does in Canada.
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And Twitter — like every large social media platform — has struggled with all kinds of moderation.
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But the Logan Paul incident highlights the consistently inconsistent application of YouTube's content moderation rules.
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The moderation in prices followed an ebb in demand after mortgage rates spiked last year.
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Platforms will need to be transparent when it comes to their flagging and moderation mechanisms.
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You've decided in advance that you're doing to indulge a little, but only in moderation.
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It's not hard to see why alcohol (in moderation) can be a favorite social lubricant.
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Tech companies promote fake news, underinvest in moderation, and profit from the spread of misinformation.
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SO, I THINK THERE WILL BE MODERATION ON THE DIALOGUE AROUND BREXIT AND ITS IMPLICATIONS.
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Huffman says the company's approach is evolving, as are Huffman's own views on Reddit moderation.
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Facebook's leadership cannot be accused of being blind to concerns about its content moderation failures.
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Cross-channel posting will also be available soon, and channel moderation is arriving this month.
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Facebook has leaned on artificial intelligence as a kind of panacea for its moderation woes.
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These technological solutions aren't a silver bullet; you also need strong social norms and moderation.
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Snapchat confirmed today that it would bring Giphy back since it has upgraded its moderation.
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That's often because proactive moderation policies are not enforced with élan even when they exist.
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Everything in moderation, so put the chocolates away but don't forget where you put them.
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The default trend is likely to continue next year, although there could be some moderation.
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Will the forces of reason and moderation prevail so that sounder policies can be pursued?
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Let's hope that the company can stay on top of moderation as the platform grows.
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Collins was, at times, into swelling orchestral sounds and peppy horns, but only in moderation.
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This total does not include comments removed by Creators on their videos using moderation tools.
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In other words, restraint and moderation are most likely wasted on the new-fangled president.
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Drink alcohol in moderation, which is not more than 1 to 2 drinks per day.
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Some tech giants pay for this work, building content moderation teams numbering in the thousands.
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There was also a moderation in monthly inflation readings after prices pushed higher in January.
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Some of the moderation in employment gains has been attributed to the stock market rout.
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It can be eaten in moderation as an addition to a healthy diet, he said.
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The shift coincided with the "great moderation" era of low inflation and gentle business cycles.
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The move represented a moderation from the central bank's 50-basis-point cut last month.
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She said the human moderation teams work with child safety organizations to report inappropriate behavior.
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Pinterest has actually taken the most definitive action on anti-vaccination content moderation to date.
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Cognizant runs a content moderation site for Facebook that employs around 2202,2628 people in Arizona.
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Over the last few months, YouTube has come under fire for its content moderation decisions.
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To them, such luxury is not at odds with Jesus' teachings of moderation and humility.
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Others intentionally added characters such as dollar-signs and asterisks to avoid Facebook's automated moderation.
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Cognizant runs a content moderation site for Facebook that employs around 1,000 people in Arizona.
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In terms of content, that clear identity also provides self-assured guidance to content moderation.
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Content moderation is also a volume issue; millions of content reports flood its system weekly.
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But the truth is, nothing can ever really be that bad for you in moderation.
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Reddit has often taken a different approach to content moderation compared to other tech platforms.
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Depending on a streamer's chat moderation, racist and sexist toxicity can, and does, get through.
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"r/stormfront"What we do is keep an eye out for hatereddits without active moderation.
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Regardless of employment status, the goal is to prioritize human moderation over any algorithmic control.
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But as a chorus of legitimate questions surfaced, even the moderation staff wanted more answers.
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But it bungled that rollout, and has continued to bungle the moderation of its content.
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ByteDance responded by doubling its content moderation team and developing stronger systems for checking content.
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After fixing the bug in our content moderation filters and confirming that the sticker was
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We have also added another level of GIPHY moderation before each sticker is approved into
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"Everything in moderation" isn't the sexiest truism, but it definitely applies to food and nutrition.
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Imgur does have a "mini-team around spam" plus a content moderation squad, Sarah says.
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I have an "everything goes" mentality: do what you want, but do it in moderation.
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If you want to play with excess, fine, but do that in moderation as well.
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Especially if companies admit that there is no one-size-fits-all solution for moderation.
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Besides, you know, drinking in moderation, is there any way to stop that from happening?
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Sinema's message of moderation and centrism appears to have resonated with voters in the end.
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Recessions in that period, sometimes called the Great Moderation, tended to be short and mild.
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And the moderation of colonial rule eventually gave way to brutal repression of Korean identity.
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Which is why — to me — you have to adopt a principles-based solution to moderation.
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So it may seem odd for winter's symbol, snow, to be a force of moderation.
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The Silicon Valley search giant has previously denied its content moderation decisions are politically motivated.
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He said iFunny would be strengthening its moderation system going forward to prevent future issues.
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Twitch's moderation team has confirmed that breastfeeding is not against the company's terms of service.
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America desperately needs a party that stands for sanity and moderation, not extremism and demagoguery.
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Watkins himself has been investigated by law enforcement in the Philippines over 8chan's moderation policies.
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It uses machine learning technology to prioritize comments for moderation, and sometimes, approves them automatically.
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Maybe it's because I'm French, but what I think works very well is reasonable moderation.
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Twitch also said it doubled the size of its moderation team in the last year.
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Everything in tasteful Gallic moderation, except for Huppert, who is a walking avatar of extremity.
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Diet books, of course, can usually be summarized in just three words: Everything in moderation.
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Is the system producing the kind of political moderation that was promised back in 2010?
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Moderation is just happy talk, however, without a new vision of how to govern better.
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Constrained though moderation is in the Trump era, ambitious Democrats cannot afford to abandon it.
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These requests became public following the release of leaked documents from Tik Tok's moderation guidelines.
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Amazon's strange user-uploaded content ultimately points to an even larger challenge of content moderation.
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Members' names and moderation decisions will also be made available in a public online database.
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The charter envisions users submitting written statements in order to argue their specific moderation cases.
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But there doesn't seem to be any moderation of URLs containing the CIA analyst's name.
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Hundreds of pages of leaked documents about Facebook's moderation policy were obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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But the practice of outsourcing moderation reveals unforced errors, especially noticeable in those news events.
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Facebook and YouTube's moderation failure is an opportunity to deplatform the platforms Why not both?
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It&aposs also a lifestyle that values moderation, not restriction or over-indulgence, DeLauer said.
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Once we are able to normalize that feedback, we won't really need that aggressive moderation.
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" On Wednesday, TikTok says, Aziz's video was removed temporarily "due to a human moderation error.
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Facebook outsources moderation to companies that hire the thousands of workers who enforce the rules.
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"It can be confusing learning the hate speech policy," a third moderation source told Motherboard.
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Recent moderation has been a bland porridge that defines itself by what it doesn't like.
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But there is empirical evidence that political moderation can be a winning strategy for Democrats.
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This meant that if the moderation team wanted to crack down on content, they could.
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This creates a moderation environment that is far more reminiscent of 4chan than Something Awful.
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Platitudes about civility and process are not the same as moderation and actual issue compromise.
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Federal dependence on states and localities thus creates an enormous incentive for moderation and compromise.
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Asked for a response to Facebook's moderation guidelines, a spokesperson for the U.K.'s National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children described the rules as "alarming" and called for independent regulation of the platform's moderation policies — backed up with fines for non-compliance.
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Today, a coalition of nonprofit groups tried to address that gap with a list of basic moderation standards called the Santa Clara Principles on Transparency and Accountability in Content Moderation, designed as a set of minimum standards for how to treat user content online.
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"The complexities (by its own design) of Facebook's content moderation solution mean that the introduction of errors can happen at many points in the production chain," Sarah T. Roberts, an assistant professor at UCLA who studies commercial content moderation, told Motherboard in an email.
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To the extremists and true believers of any cause, there is an idea that moderation and compromise are simply a prelude to selling out and giving up, when in fact the opposite is true — moderation brings radical ideas to the center to make them possible.
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"Early on in my practice, when I would notice that people had real addiction to sugar, we'd start trying to wean them of sugar or limit their intake or eat in moderation ... but the word 'moderation' is so clichéd and not effective," Alpert said.
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He sounds, rather, as if he yearns to promote a national healing, greater moderation and compromise.
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With her newest collection of recipes, though, Drummond is lightening things up a bit—in moderation.
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"Alcohol is fine in moderation, but it's got to be incorporated in a healthy, balanced diet."
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In August, Reuters published an in-depth look at the company's moderation failures and slow response.
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As their mother, I wanted to model healthy eating, moderation, eating for nourishment, and body positivity.
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Meanwhile, the company is testing changes to the content moderation tools used by Facebook's human reviewers.
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Some media platforms rely wholly on user moderation, self-censorship or a members-only commenting model.
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Attempts at "better" moderation have repeatedly silenced the vulnerable while tacitly endorsing the most adept manipulators.
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That followed the December 27 New York Times article on Facebook's disorganized global content moderation efforts.
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"Accepting new users is not much of a problem, load / moderation wise," he tells The Verge.
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The first concerns Facebook's plan to build a kind of independent Supreme Court for content moderation.
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She used it as an opportunity to look at the limits of content moderation at scale.
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Because of this, Facebook has recently started outsourcing some of its moderation capabilities to different companies.
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He's talking about moderation generally, not Facebook's decision to avoid making these calls on political ads.
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The bees will have to mind their manners and drink in moderation at the open bar.
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In opaque terms, that means Grindr expects a high level of self-moderation from its community.
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But their presence is balanced by greater moderation at the other end of the Democratic spectrum.
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There's also a more serious issue: How will Instagram handle the inevitable need for increased moderation?
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It also partnered with a third-party fact-checking service and hired a content moderation team.
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But in the longer run you are going to have this moderation at a reasonable level.
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Facebook is no stranger to controversy when it comes to the mistaken moderation of political ads.
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Improvements in its machine learning model for identifying problematic tweets enabled the faster moderation, Twitter said.
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Moderation is more automatic: You can't hire moderators to help you clean up your comments section.
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Probe the component parts of "sensibleness" (continuity, moderation and pragmatism) and they quickly start to crumble.
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But stronger moderation and set guidelines for hyper-specific content can foster surprisingly healthy internet debates.
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Simultaneously, the feature presents a moderation problem, as it exposes users to the content of strangers.
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These videos, while still bizarre and disturbing, likely pass through some of YouTube's algorithmic moderation channels.
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But most charges of anti-conservative bias in policy and content moderation haven't survived close examination.
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What makes those alternatives more appealing to developers is also Valve's lax approach to content moderation.
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It also needs a combination of policies, settings, controls, technology, moderation and more, the company says.
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The moderation reflected a 2100% decline in benefits in the natural resources, construction and maintenance industry.
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Something about abstinence within a limited time frame stuck where an attempt at moderation had not.
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The platforms also have less rarefied reasons to keep content moderation out of the public eye.
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Going all the way Moderation in everything is a pretty good rule of thumb for life.
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"I would characterize our 2100 forecast as a moderation, as opposed to a slowdown," says Smoke.
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But this sentiment assumes Facebook's system of content moderation will never evolve beyond its policy handbook.
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People always say that everything's better in moderation — alcohol, ice cream, continuously binge-watching The Office.
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Production disruptions in 2018 explain some of the downturn, but the moderation has continued into 2019.
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It certainly seems possible that AI will improve Facebook's content moderation efforts, but it remains unproven.
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Climate moderation doesn't allow space for more debate, it allows space for more anti-climate initiatives.
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It's the latter two, along with moderation, that she claims are her secrets to living long.
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Facebook confirmed the content takedowns and suspension as mistakes on the part of its moderation team.
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Apart from control of personal data, a lot of people are concerned about Facebook's moderation calls.
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And it does not prove that content moderation is the right way to address this complicity.
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"After investigation, a bug was found in our content moderation filters affecting stickers," the company said.
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YouTube moderation is a fraught issue, and yesterday's shooting will likely make it even more sensitive.
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But in its blitz to win this market, it didn't build adequate safety and moderation tools.
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The problem of moderation will be tougher for companies without the resources of big tech firms.
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There's no need to feel guilty about pleasures, and fast food in moderation won't kill you.
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A government regulatory agency could consult on and review the content moderation procedures at major platforms.
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But the really hard part about it is the additional moderation need that the community requires.
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As we've seen with other failures for AI-driven moderation, benign videos are often accidentally removed.
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But Bronstein says the technology does not have to be used as a standalone moderation system.
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I eat in moderation and I am the healthiest I've ever been both physically and mentally.
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Yet the study has some limitations, and it recommends drinking 100% fruit juice only in moderation.
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Drinking for the right reasons in moderation, that's generally what you want in the college world.
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Still, these flickers of moderation hardly make up for a much more extensive history of extremism.
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If the religious minorities of Iraq disappear, so will the possibility of pluralism, moderation and stability.
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His success would not be a victory for moderation, but rather a vindication for the right.
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In its latest statement, YouTube did not address its failure to remove the video through moderation.
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Sure, the hope may be that a biased approach to moderation cuts down on toxic chatter.
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Human curation and moderation of content is something the company is emphasizing heavily with this redesign.
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Content moderation is a deeply complex and incomprehensibly difficult undertaking on platforms with billions of users.
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So I just think it's important for people to eat seafood—like most things—in moderation.
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Though "contenance" is an old French term for moderation and restraint, Michael's vision is anything but.
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Arvato CRM provides services such as live chat, video identification procedures and content moderation for Facebook .
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That moderation is welcome because 4.5 percent growth is not sustainable in any economy like ours.
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McComas says that staff are available around the clock to help community owners with moderation problems.
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The moderation in prices and a sharp drop in mortgage rates this year have revived demand.
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There was no high-profile meeting with Zuckerberg, only a form letter outlining Facebook's moderation practices.
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But, he said, moderation is no clear-cut concept in a nation of 330 million residents.
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For Mr Trump in particular, the post-primary moderation effect may be tricky to pull off.
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This goes back to that exact comment that I said in the beginning: it's about moderation.
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"Moderation" here means drinking, but not to the point at which alcohol impairs your personal control.
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She took as her subject the importance of collegiality in decision-making and moderation in style.
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""Source: Vice, Twitter, RecodeGot a tip on content moderation and product regulation at major tech companies?
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When it comes to Facebook's content moderation, however, we are still very much in the present.
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As with anything else, it's best to enjoy things like sweeteners and processed foods in moderation.
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The state has long traded on a reputation of relative political moderation, or at least balance.
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Bailenson believes that concerns about VR use can be addressed in two ways: moderation and supervision.
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Yet in an interview last year in People magazine, Mr. Trump vowed moderation — of a sort.
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Our political discourse takes a major hit when tech companies get it wrong on content moderation.
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Drinking in moderation has even been linked to slower aging and general happiness among old people.
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But the old adage of everything in moderation is probably a good one to apply here.
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For better or worse, what codes as moderation in American politics is temperamental more than substantive.
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How do you think things are going to pan out in the area of content moderation?
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Infowars returns to YouTube — brieflyIn June, YouTube updated its moderation policies to specifically address hate speech.
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THE OTHER GOOD THING ABOUT MODERATION IS THAT IT CREATES A MORE STABLE ENVIRONMENT GOING FORWARD.
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Again and again, the act of reporting out a story gets reduced to outsourced content moderation.
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The problem is that it always responded slightly too late and with slightly too much moderation.
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"People are always going to disagree with moderation decisions when there's that much power," he said.
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How does your philosophy of moderation plays into like the biggest political questions facing our time?
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For Democrats, support for natural gas has always been a signifier of moderation on climate policy.
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But that cultural moderation has no substantial political form, no important champions within the Democratic Party.
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His first suggestion was to create an independent body so users could appeal Facebook's moderation decisions.
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Over the past few years, Facebook has caught fire from all sides for its content moderation.
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Yes, excess binge drinking is dangerous, but drinking in moderation does have some surprising health benefits.
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Pinterest said this was the result of a quirk of the company's internal content moderation tools.
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If you don't want to put down the strawberries, it's always best to snack in moderation.
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It was not, of course, Saudi moderation that put 15 Saudis on the 9/11 planes.
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Moderation is not an ideology; it's a way of coping with the complexity of the world.
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And let me remind you also that moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue.
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In both cities, it has become easier to be a hawk than a voice of moderation.
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Her decency, experience and moderation will be greatly appreciated across America and particularly in the Midwest.
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But moderation prevailed offline — even at a time when both parties are moving to the extremes.
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Moderation accepts the complexity of life in this world and distrusts utopian visions and simple solutions.
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If you are enjoying the drink in moderation, doctors say continue onward, and savor those sips.
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Like Facebook, Reddit's new policy protects satire and parody, and users can appeal content moderation decisions.
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Contemporary polling provides evidence of moderation among black Democrats compared with the views of white Democrats.
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"Therefore, it is important that the exercise should be done in moderation," Omar said by email.
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Studies have found that people tend to define moderation in ways that justify their current behavior.
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Moderation has become something of a lost darling these days, in the world of lifestyle trends.
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The new Argentine president seems to be partly moving in the direction of prudence and moderation.
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Some believe that moderation is an indication of a preference for half measures and weak principles.
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"Q4 cash burn moderation likely temporary," analyst Colin Langan wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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Unless you are going to abstain or drink in moderation, the answer is no, experts said.
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Certain beers are "very healthy" when consumed in moderation, according to a scientist from Amsterdam University.
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The move is the latest example in Pinterest leading the tech industry in progressive content moderation.
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The company adds that the feature will co-exist with the service's existing human moderation tools.
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If I were a businessman or a farmer I would define moderation in a different way.
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Matt Taibbi didn't see much moderation while covering the most recent campaign season for Rolling Stone.
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There has been a lot of research about the helpful cardiac benefits of drinking in moderation.
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But moderation may not tap furious energy raging through the Democratic grassroots ahead of the midterms.
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They jettisoned their hard-earned moderation and returned to an angrier tone and more apocalyptic worldview.
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Although he served in the Trump administration, Huntsman's public persona remained sanguine and drawn to moderation.
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The revelation comes from leaked documents provided to The Guardian laying out the company's moderation guidelines.
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Government pressure to improve moderation of user-created content has forced Google to hire more analysts.
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"[W]e found no moderation of experience but a strong interaction with expectations," the authors wrote.
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On paper, she said, this approach to content moderation is easier to enforce than blanket policies.
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There's going to be moderation, but also having a subscription community helps keep that under control.
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"A lack of moderation was not the problem" in 2016, said Nixon during a speech Saturday.
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Opened in late 291, the wine bar Marion has been one of the most popular because of its eclectic wine menu — categories range from skin-contact whites to "Everything in Moderation, including Moderation" reds (mainly easy-drinking reds) — as well as the delicious, well-priced bar food.
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But it's telling that between "disable all reviews" and "ignore all review scores," Valve never mentions moderation.
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The Facebook appeals process was largely an attempt to balance the company's quickly expanding content moderation process.
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So it is not automatically marked by an algorithm or is Twitter's moderation team staffed by executives.
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But more fringe sites, where little if any moderation occurs, seem to present an even larger danger.
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That doesn't mean Merritt doesn't have his cheat days – though he makes sure to indulge in moderation.
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Sensitive topics are often dealt with via ad-hoc moderation decisions in response to a public outcry.
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Violations brought to our attention are reviewed by our moderation team and actioned consistent with our guidelines.
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M3 growth continues to be backed by bank credit creation, notwithstanding a recent moderation in credit dynamics.
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Olive oil does have proven benefits, but should be consumed in moderation because it's high in calories.
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Time and again, Zuckerberg talks about needing time to build the right systems to address moderation issues.
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Investors are likely concerned that the company's margins will shrink as it spends more on content moderation.
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His conclusion: The paste is safe to use — so trying it won't hurt — but only in moderation.
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In other words, the world is going through a less extreme version of the last Great Moderation.
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It's certainly conceivable that if she wins, a chastened GOP will make some steps toward policy moderation.
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In both countries, despite having large userbases, reports indicate Facebook largely failed to hire enough moderation staff.
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Video isn't something its users ask for, Certain says, and it would require a lot of moderation.
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Progressive nonprofit civil rights advocacy Color of Change called Facebook's new moderation policy a critical step forward.
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I think specifically for content moderation, you have to think about what the mental health impacts are.
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The platform has insisted it retired those content moderation guidelines when the platform "took off" in May.
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On Tuesday, representatives from Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube testified to lawmakers about their platforms' content moderation strategies.
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No matter what companies say, AI is not going to solve the problem of content moderation online.
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It's not clear whether the changing climate will bring more moderation or more "weather whiplash," he adds.
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But it has other names, and it's one of the oldest moderation tricks in the forum book.
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For King, moderation in the face of injustice might have been a worse problem than injustice itself.
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When Asian markets tumbled in the late 1990s, Bhumibol urged his subjects to favour moderation over wealth.
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Facebook actually considers user reports an important part of moderation, a Facebook spokesperson told Motherboard over email.
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There is a moderation so they are not going to raise it to four at this time.
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Yes, tech companies have failed to invest in content moderation, and for a specific reason: it's intentional.
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BuzzFeed's system in 2012 was actually a lot more intuitive than other moderation feeds I had seen.
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Automation means the reproduction of status quo inequities evident in the moderation guidelines published by The Guardian.
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TechCrunch obtained sample photos about the moderation effort, including two images that could be considered sexually suggestive.
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Khloé Kardashian sticks to a healthy diet, but doesn't deprive herself of the occasional treat — in moderation.
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It might make sense, then, for the White Sox to both buy and sell, in extreme moderation.
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To cut back on your artificial sweetener use, she recommended consuming actual sugar or honey in moderation.
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Snack every couple of hours on foods like dried fruit, pretzels, and even hard candy in moderation.
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The tasks vary widely, and can include transcription, writing, editing, and content moderation, among many other things.
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The Santa Clara document is limited to process issues, sidestepping many of the thorniest questions around moderation.
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Management said it expected gradual moderation of growth in China, but sales there contributed to its performance.
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Image: APSince it debuted nearly a year ago, Facebook Live has been rife with content moderation problems.
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That said, old-fashioned conservatives may still have the best chance of mounting a victory of moderation.
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Arbitrum, a text, image and video moderation service founded by German Gedgauds, who previously headed up Ask.
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Other experts say that in moderation, social media can help kids build their social skills and resilience.
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Content moderation systems have historically been incredibly expensive to create and even then don't work that well.
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Yet most of the questions about content moderation that YouTube wrestles with are much less clear-cut.
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In addition to updating its guidelines, Tumblr also says it's increased the size of its moderation team.
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If anyone is coalescing climate moderation into climate denial, it's not the left, it's these two men.
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How a Server Defends ItselfThe prospect of centralized moderation for 12,000 realtime chat rooms is beyond daunting.
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The wider issue here is that Facebook's content moderation system remains very clearly very far from perfect.
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Northwestern University's Spiegel Research Center and PowerReviews found that, in moderation, bad reviews actually help boost sales.
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Identifying him as a moderate seems mainly to illustrate how the definition of political moderation is changing.
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Granted powers we could only dream of, he chooses moderation when excess would be so gloriously easy.
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Alcohol consumed in moderation is OK. For women, that means no more than one drink a day.
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In cases of a terror attack this picture changes dramatically with moderation occurring only after 11.2 days.
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Turns out, bubble tea is a drink best served cold, in moderation, and chased with a laxative.
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"He speaks with great authority when he says Islam is compatible with democracy and moderation," Turnbull added.
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All the while that we were "embiggening the money hose," the moderation staff was paid minimum wage.
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What about their customers that rely on them for advanced moderation and the safety of their platforms?
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But this new research may be a buzz kill for those who like to drink in moderation.
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The moderation in wage growth supported the Fed's decision to suspend further interest rate increases this year.
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Today we look into unpaid content moderation, a thankless job that keeps online communities like Reddit safe.
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So Bannon will be in his head and in his ear, while top advisers are counseling moderation.
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That suggests some moderation in consumer spending this quarter from the third quarter's solid 2.8 percent pace.
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Portman's subcommittee soon issued a series of subpoenas, seeking internal documents that would reveal Backpage's moderation practices.
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Except among those Republicans for whom any hint of moderation is anathema, her turn was widely applauded.
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The announcement notes that Twitch's recently introduced feature, AutoMod — short for "automatic moderation" — will be switched on.
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The French government wants to find algorithmic bias and test data sets against Facebook's automated moderation tools.
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"Having these spaces be focused on LGBTQ people helps the moderation work better for people," says Haimson.
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In July, executives from YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter testified before Congress about their company's content moderation practices.
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Everything should be taken in moderation, of course; the appropriate dosages are a few tablespoons a day.
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In the absence of a perfectly automated system, Willner said, there are two kinds of human moderation.
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According to a source close to the moderation process at Reddit, the climate there is far worse.
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If eating and drinking in moderation is one of your New Year's resolutions, avoid this stuff altogether.
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Is this moderation in services the first sign that the softness in manufacturing is now impacting services?
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" He added, "For her moderation, Weingarten has often had to fend off more radical forms of resistance.
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I've simply recognized that Poshmark — like most everything else — is only validating, fun, and worthwhile...in moderation.
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That was still a moderation in investment following double-digit growth in the second half of 2017.
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This led to the Map Maker tool being temporarily shut down while Google revamped its moderation practices.
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The army chief's call for moderation was met with cries of indignation from members of the coalition.
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Additionally, our in-house moderation team responds as quickly as possible to any flagged or reported chats.
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Now, in his second term in office, the promise of moderation under Rouhani's leadership has proven empty.
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But Facebook users, for example, have been creative in their efforts to sidestep the company's content moderation.
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As the less elevated thinker, I'm sort of nodding off at the idea of all that moderation.
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Rouhani's government must understand that it will be judged by its actions and not slogan of moderation.
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Is it going to be one of extremism or is it going to be one of moderation?
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Activity is slowing against the backdrop of a moderation in oil prices and declining motor vehicle sales.
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The data highlights the sheer scale of the content moderation challenge facing Facebook and other social networks.
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The patience moderates have had with a Republican Party that continuously rejects moderation will eventually run out.
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Could an activewear brand "free fitness from performance," and "approach exercise with moderation, humor, ease, and delight"?
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Groups on the left including Black Lives Matter have also expressed their frustrations with Facebook's moderation policies.
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The price moderation can be traced to a massive wave of apartment construction the past few years.
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This could include anything from appointment scheduling to more complicated matters like content moderation, transcriptions, and more.
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"I think whether people go for moderation or abstinence really depends on the individual," said Dr. Das.
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Some of the moderation requests, such as terrorism, are even coming directly from the US government, right?
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" Another said, "sugar, like other ingredients, can be enjoyed in moderation as part of a balanced diet.
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I eat everything in moderation — I don't like junk food anyway — but I do exercise a lot.
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" He continued, "When the word moderation becomes a dirty word we have some soul searching to do.
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Can't we just remember that moderation in all things is still the key to health and happiness?
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As you can imagine, a popular platform like that has a great need for quick, accurate moderation.
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I thought this Washington Post interview with Tarleton Gillespie, an academic who studies content moderation, was illuminating.
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Other data on Wednesday suggested a recent moderation in mortgage rates was boosting the struggling housing market.
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He also talked about his plans to build AI software to automate some of this content moderation.
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Yup, that's right, tequila can fit in perfectly with a weight loss plan if enjoyed in moderation.
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Along with the increase in automated moderation systems, YouTube announced other temporary changes due to the coronavirus.
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If calculation and moderation couldn't defeat him in 2016, why would we expect it to work now?
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She added she expects a moderation in the overall index going forward because of the virus outbreak.
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Consumed in moderation, coffee has even been linked to a reduced risk of several kinds of cancer.
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"In moderation, of course, everyone loves eccentricities, they lubricate life," Carlo says of his quirky ex-girlfriend.
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The moderation team works with a man named "Eugene," whom they say runs day-to-day operations.
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Instead, much of the content creation and moderation work is left to a sprawling community of volunteers.
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But it could also give them more freedom to do the moderation their users want to see.
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Moderation from conservatives could go a long way toward tamping down calls for such an extreme measure.
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The video was restored after press coverage, with TikTok citing a "human moderation error" for the removal.
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Still, conflict-weary Argentines appear to support a shift toward moderation, though it comes with unexpected bedfellows.
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Without the law's good Samaritan protections, the industry argues, much of that good-faith moderation might end.
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Content moderation and deciding what counts as political speech has historically been a sore spot for Facebook.
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Many people have a taste for thoroughly browned foods, crusty corners and inky, bittersweet edges — in moderation.
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All social media CEOs have said they&aposve had moderation, disinformation, and manipulation decisions escalated to them.
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Google and other companies have denied that users' political views shape their content moderation and advertising policies.
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Compounded with Facebook&aposs moderation failures, this has created a perfect storm for scammers to step in.
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Panelists largely echoed that framing, focusing on how giants like Google or Facebook were failing at moderation.
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"He eats a healthy diet, remains tobacco free and only drinks alcohol occasionally in moderation," Jackson wrote.
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Hoover said the site is sharing spam and abuse detection systems and moderation practices with Product Hunt.
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As I wrote in 2018, we are well into the "take it down" era of content moderation.
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As a European Union member, it can influence regulations on privacy, competition, content moderation, taxes and misinformation.
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This kind of intentional moderation better lines up with how our self control works too, Palma said.
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Moderation requires effort and will power, but when the device is gone there is nothing to resist.
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The FDA says all five approved sweeteners are safe as long as they are used in moderation.
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While juicing can be an easy way to consume fruits and vegetables, it's important to practice moderation.
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"We're going to appeal to the center, to the kind of people who want moderation," said Pinera.
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And by moderation we mean one all-in, no-holds-barred, fast-food-o-rama a year.
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Moderation algorithms often can't tell the difference between one user promoting hate speech and another criticizing it.
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It should be used in moderation and as a replacement for more unhealthy fats in the diet.
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"A perfect content moderation regime likely is too much to hope for," I wrote at the time.
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"The moderation in the trend is what's most troubling for us," Wald told "Trading Nation" on Monday.
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And with an unfolding moderation in the dwellings sector as well, that's an added challenge for households.
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It has multiple layers of community and staff moderation, will remove obscene content and won't tolerate bullying.
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The lack of transparency about moderation decisions, which can seem arbitrary, fuels conservative anxiety about Twitter's impartiality.
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John Delaney is willing to bet his comfortable seat in Congress that voters are hungry for moderation.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is in the unenviable position of trying to be a voice of moderation.
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Facebook is still making tens of thousands of moderation errors per day, based on its own targets.
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Although I fast daily (calling it a fast feels slightly dramatic) nothing is off limits in moderation.
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Proper moderation keeps this darkness from encroaching further, and it's effective — it just has to have teeth.
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Facebook said it would expand its appeals process for content moderation; the company will also create an independent oversight board meant to essentially act as a Supreme Court when it comes to dealing with challenging moderation issues, as a way to partially take the problem out of Facebook's hands.
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In a statement, Google didn't get too specific, but indicated it was a lack of moderation: In order to be on the Play Store, social networking apps need to demonstrate a sufficient level of moderation, including for content that encourages violence and advocates hate against groups of people.
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There is still very clearly a massive asymmetry around content moderation on user-generated content platforms, with AI poorly suited to plug the gap given ongoing weakness in understanding context, even as platforms' human moderation teams remain hopelessly under-resourced and outgunned versus the scale of the task.
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Roberts, who interviewed hundreds of professional content moderators for her new book Behind the Screen: Content Moderation in the Shadows of Social Media, also warned that major scandal-triggered crackdowns tend to worsen the already miserable working conditions of the contractors often tasked with doing the moderation grunt work.
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" Rather, the person of this disposition, he argues, "understands it to be the business of government not to inflame passion and give it new objects to feed on, but to inject into the activities of already too passionate men an ingredient of moderation; to restrain, to deflate, to pacify and to reconcile…And all this not because passion is vice and moderation is virtue, but because moderation is indispensable if passionate men are to escape being locked in an encounter of mutual frustration.
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At the same time, Facebook's ad moderation has typically been too lax to spot foreign interference at work.
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The policy will go into effect starting today, with moderation practices immediately updated to enforce the new rules.
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Instagram could still scrap the feature rather than having to risk the harassment issues and invest in moderation.
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I'm sure you've heard this many times on this stage, content moderation at scale is very, very challenging.
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Speaking of back and forth with viewers, YouTube is also adding new comment moderation features for live streamers.
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Her internet connection is slow, a fact that forces moderation and, she thinks, makes her home life better.
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They also find that the extent to which moderation helps varies according to which office you're talking about.
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But the core problem remains the same: Conservative pundits have no incentive to call for compromise or moderation.
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Although there may be some health benefits of beer, the old adage about drinking in moderation holds true.
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Norai's experience at tech companies is in content moderation—deciding, essentially, what speech needs to be taken down.
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A LinkedIn search for Periscope turned up no employees whose job title reflected user safety or content moderation.
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This has led to more aggressive moderation policies on some of the most popular forums in Hackintosh-land.
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The following policy announcement is the result of over a year of serious debate by the moderation team.
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Moderation is already a murky, grueling task, and Twitter is well known for trollish behavior overwhelming civil discourse.
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Content moderation decisions are often incredibly complex, regularly presenting those making them with a lot of bad options.
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Instead, it's relied on users flagging abuse like racial slurs, and it recently revealed its content moderation guidelines.
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There's also stream moderation, which means moderating what people are allowed to broadcast, and it's arguably more important.
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But moderation that is perceived to be zealous by entitled fans will often be met with a backlash.
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His simultaneous vagueness about policy details hinted at well-disguised moderation, just right for a general election audience.
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On Gab, meanwhile, users post a striking amount of hate content and have protested even very limited moderation.
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The U.S. has thankfully very few rules around speech, and today's content moderation systems generally handle those expeditiously.
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Akhundzada's appointment suggests that for the Taliban, the days of presenting even the façade of moderation are over.
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Thursday, Facebook released an update on its content moderation practices, which included a new section for appeal results.
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As Polygon pointed out in a report this week, many Twitch streamers find the site's moderation policies erratic.
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They'd submit the final result to Amazon Studios, where a moderation team could approve it for Amazon Video.
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Twitter and other tech companies are increasingly under scrutiny regarding many of their business practices, including content moderation.
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Improving automated moderation and deletion of terrorist content is critical to preventing it from slipping through the cracks.
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Data on Friday showed U.S. retail sales were unexpectedly flat in July, signaling a moderation in consumer spending.
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Instituting the same strict comment moderation policies on Twitter isn't a possibility because Twitter is the comments section.
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The moderation in orders is likely to be temporary against the backdrop of strong domestic and global demand.
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The approval comes as world leaders are hotly debating the balance between free speech and content moderation online.
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What it consistent throughout the literature is that milk, like most delicious things, is just fine in moderation.
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It will continue to be a beacon of moderation and stability, the eye of the West's nativist storm.
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"The government, but also donors and NGOs, should train communities on using natural resources with moderation," he said.
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CDA 8523 was a shield intended to encourage site moderation and voluntary processes for removal of offensive material.
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It's failed to be transparent about its moderation decisions even when these decisions are driven by human intelligence.
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Still, she adds, the paper makes it clear that we need to be very serious about content moderation.
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Facebook will create an independent oversight body to adjudicate appeals on content moderation issues, the company said today.
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Tumblr—the internet's preferred space for fandoms and emotional self-flagellation—is undergoing a particularly bizarre moderation crisis.
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The promise of moderation coming from same-party runoffs only works if voters from the minority party participate.
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The decision to leave speech moderation to corporate leaders may also reflect Americans' declining trust in the government.
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This path from populism to moderation is one that Mr Maduro should have followed in Venezuela, but didn't.
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Even against-the-grain diets like Paleo and South Beach allow practitioners to consume the plant in moderation.
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This kind of moderation, which we are likely going to see a lot more of, is viewpoint agnostic.
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That elevated the importance of moderation and reassurance, hallmarks of the "Uncle Joe" persona his supporters tout today.
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The latter phrase is now a very familiar refrain from Facebook where content review and moderation is concerned.
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Just remember that while your food isn't deep fried, moderation is still key even for air fried snacks.
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The latest economic indicators suggest some moderation in the pace of growth since the start of the year.
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Best maps/modes: Reaper is a situational flanker that works well in any mode, but moderation is key.
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Livestreaming app Periscope is rolling out a new experiment with real-time comment moderation, the company announced today.
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The guidelines for the company's moderation team reveal not all videos showing violent deaths have to be removed.
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Drink in moderation, which, according to the CDC, means no more than one drink a night for women.
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On Sunday afternoon we learned about Facebook's internal content moderation rules from a massive leak by The Guardian.
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At the start of 2019, French regulators will launch an informal investigation on algorithm-powered and human moderation.
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The investigation isn't going to be limited to talking with the moderation teams and looking at their guidelines.
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"I do expect some moderation in that number," said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst with The Lindsey Group.
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To be sure, the dip in December tracks with expectations for a temporary moderation in U.S. production growth.
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The moderation in wage growth supported the Federal Reserve's decision to suspend further interest rate increases this year.
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