The platforms 'gatekeeping terrorism guidance', Snap's safety battle & Dawes on X
The week in content moderation - edition #265
How to get the most from your frontline team
Frontline moderation teams can be a wealth of insights — but only if you give them the trust and time they need to deliver. Here are my tips for maximising their experience and skill
Operating system safety, Twitch's expiring strikes and incentives to collaborate
The week in content moderation - edition #264
A list of AI moderation ideas, ranked by me
Meta's Oversight board's new whitepaper contains a host of best practices related to automated content moderation. They're great recommendations but will be significant lifts for many companies. Here's my take on their feasibility and impact
EU 'enforcer in chief' gets boot, Instagram's teen safety push and Henna inked
The week in content moderation - edition #263
The difficulty of understanding intent
There's often a reason why someone resorts to sharing falsehoods but determining intent isn't easy to operationalise. As the US election heats up, platform moderation decisions have a key part to play in the spread of mis- and disinformation.
Trust & Safety growing pains
Rapid growth presents a unique problem for Trust & Safety teams, especially for startups with limited resources. Bluesky's rapid rise in Brazil is a great example of why this practice is anything but easy.
Telegram’s apology, genAI election analysis and new President for ISOC
The week in content moderation - edition #262
Five things I've learned writing this newsletter
It’s been six months since the first edition of Trust & Safety Insider, so its a good time to stop and look back at how it’s gone and what we've learned along the way.
South Korea's deepfake crackdown, Durov latest and no more quote post dunking
The week in content moderation - edition #261