When candidates persist in overriding moderators, the moderators are made to look like fools.
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"I really think the moderators were very, very good tonight, the three moderators," he said.
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According to an internal training document for Facebook content moderators obtained by Motherboard, moderators can 'snooze' a Facebook Live stream, meaning it will resurface to moderators again every 5 minutes, so they can check if anything has developed.
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A team of auditors, who review a select sample of moderators' decisions every month, determine whether or not moderators got a call wrong.
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Community moderators, content moderators, audience development editors — they're all shades of the same extremely important role that has existed since the birth of the internet.
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And while the questions presented to moderators won't be worded by Facebook per se, the company will be advising the moderators on how to collect questions.
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"It was unacceptable that the recent New Hampshire Town Halls hosted by CNN on April 22 featured three male moderators but no women moderators," they wrote.
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TODD: Yeah, if the—if the control room can turn off the mics of our previous moderators, we will UNKNOWN: I think that's the prior moderators.
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READ: Bestiality, stabbings, and child porn: Why Facebook moderators are suing the company for trauma CPL did not respond to VICE News' questions about the claims made by current or former moderators, and Facebook declined to comment on making its moderators log every minute of their day.
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Students can read "Potent Critiques of NBC Forum Raise Stakes for Moderators" and discuss the tightrope that moderators must walk to be perceived as fair and unbiased.
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If moderators do perform well, they are given more hate speech cases, several moderators said, because it is much harder to police than other types of content.
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And it's not clear where exactly its new moderators will be based — although Facebook has previously said it employs moderators in Germany and Dublin to review European content.
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We currently have no idea how many moderators the company employs to respond to reports of abuse, or how moderators are trained in identifying abuse or hateful conduct.
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Moderators can also access the beta and existing Modmail experiences, and can update the list of moderators and approved submitters from their phone, across both iOS and Android.
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Picking debate moderators is always a tough business, and today's polarized, increasingly opinion-based media raises serious questions about whether objective, trusted and credible moderators can be found.
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And The Verge has written about the appalling conditions for content moderators at Facebook and the waiver YouTube moderators sign acknowledging they'll likely get PTSD from the work.
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As the number of moderators in the Dublin offices exploded — rising from 22018 to over 20183 in two years — the conditions deteriorated and training for moderators all but evaporated.
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Moderators who spoke to BuzzFeed News said the policy teams they work with typically consist of about six to seven people, including those who oversee the Spanish-language moderators.
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The nonpartisan Commission on Presidential Debates chooses the moderators at these events, but in order to stay above the political fray, it lets the moderators choose all the questions.
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A good night for moderators The old axiom about sports referees is also true of debate moderators: They tend to have done their job well if they're not noticed very much.
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Moderators Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz did about as good of a job as any moderators in pushing the candidates to answer the questions, but it still resulted in, well, this.
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A national women's advocacy group is calling for more female moderators for the upcoming 20163 presidential debates after the Commission on Presidential Debates announced a lineup of moderators that includes only one woman.
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The moderators work to make sure their communities aren't spreading misinformation during a time of crisis and, according to Reddit itself, many of the moderators of the Covid-19 subreddits have scientific backgrounds.
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It also added more human moderators to remove harmful content.
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Moderators themselves may see a reprieve under Facebook's new policies.
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Without moderators or fancy algorithms, they are prone to anarchy.
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You did see Casey Newton's piece on the content moderators?
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"The admins and moderators have done a 180," she says.
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The subject was my recent pieces on Facebook content moderators.
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"That was so offensive," Booker told the moderators and audience.
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The company employs six such community moderators across the state.
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The moderators are Dana Bash, Don Lemon and Jake Tapper.
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Because debate moderators can be played, just like sports officials.
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Mishra is friends with Redditor BryndenBFish, one of the moderators.
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Tim Scott were moderators, and they questioned former Florida Gov.
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SuperCreep's target reported the problem to the moderators in chat.
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Fueled by the moderators' questions, Trump was direct and harsh.
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Pressed by moderators, Sanders did not disavow his earlier comments.
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Conservatives understand the role of biased moderators in political debates.
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The moderators got the candidates to gang up on Sanders.
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It's possible the debate moderators don't understand what's at stake.
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Moderators issued an apology and a retraction of the idea.
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Steyer often had to battle to grab the moderators' attention.
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The venue, format and moderators have yet to be announced.
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Moderators at the debates haven't even brought up the issue.
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NBC's moderators clearly failed to prompt a debate of substance.
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How does it treat and pay its human content moderators?
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We will clearly need human moderators for the foreseeable future.
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" In The Short Answer, moderators asked Warren, "What's Black Twitter?
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It was not for lack of trying by the moderators.
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We have dozens of moderators and they can't keep up.
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He notes that it places terrible challenges on content moderators.
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Candidates also repeatedly interrupted one another and ignored moderators' instructions.
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Group moderators said this prompted the launch of their site.
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Couldn't see a thing because I was behind the moderators.
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The previous moderators' microphones, it appeared, had been left on.
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Instead, both moderators and candidates should focus on policy specifics.
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And they're run by individual people who are the moderators?
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Moderators and Democrats on the stage basically ignored Puerto Rico.
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Photo by Greg Kahn for The Verge The third installment of The Verge's content moderators series looked at former Google employee Daisy Soderberg-Rivkin, showing that even directly employed moderators can face harrowing conditions.
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He also has talked over the moderators far more than her.
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"The community response has been overwhelmingly positive," moderators of The_Mueller said.
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Clinton, Sanders, and the moderators brought it up at different points.
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Resources developed to support moderators may prove to be useful elsewhere.
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We've already seen how [having female debate moderators] makes a difference.
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Moderators of /r/news decided to classify all links to Newsweek.
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We've got a really great team of moderators behind the group.
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Instead, the handbook directs moderators to report them to the ANB.
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If you see the Videos, bring it to the moderators attention.
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That avoids moderators having to skim through a whole video themselves.
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All three moderators said they ask tough questions of each candidate.
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Trump's been pretty outspoken about the possibility of unfair moderators. Why?
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Talking Points: Donald Trump suggested that presidential debates shouldn't have moderators.
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"They're using what children find attractive," said one of Elsagate's moderators.
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And it's open season on The Donald for all future moderators.
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Moderators must undergo 80 hours of training before they can start.
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Questions will come from the moderators and also from Ohio voters.
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According to the moderators, Dread is a forum, not a marketplace.
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Another group of features launching today are designed for Reddit's moderators.
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The audience collectively blushed, and the moderators couldn't help but agree.
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The moderators referred to them as the reds and the blues.
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Users on Facebook and Twitter and YouTube far outnumber the moderators.
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NBC can't get the moderators' mics turned off at #DemocraticDebate pic.twitter.
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Asked by moderators about his "mixed record" on abortion, Biden disagreed.
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The moderators will be ABC's Martha Raddatz and CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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But moderators do make many judgments about what's appropriate for publication.
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So, naturally, the moderators kicked off the night with the topic.
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WCBS-TV journalists, Maurice DuBois and Marcia Kramer, served as moderators.
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Perhaps, without stewards or moderators, this was always bound to happen.
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I think that's why they let comment moderators work from home.
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It didn't help that the moderators themselves were often peddling falsehoods.
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But its moderators apparently just read right past the death threat.
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And the moderators, naturally, did no fact-checking of any kind.
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Server moderators have the ability to remove messages and ban users.
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Moderators ask the candidates how they would handle the coronavirus outbreak.
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But I must say that my two co-moderators were calming.
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The format was familiar: two moderators and a panel of journalists.
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Sanders did not correct the moderators that he's a democratic socialist.
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But the CBS moderators often didn't seem up to the task.
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Many content moderators have described the work as being mentally taxing.
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For that reason, previous debate moderators have tended to avoid it.
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Russia and Turkey have weighed in as moderators in the talks.
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The moderators did fantastic in what can be an unforgiving role.
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But the moderators were not the only impressive women on stage.
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The company has recently hired tens of thousands of content moderators.
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The moderators found themselves shutting down dozens of conversations each week.
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Additional details, including moderators, will be announced at a later date.
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Then the moderators asked him what would happen if he didn't.
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In fact, the four women moderators did a top-notch job.
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And the moderators only hit health care in a perfunctory way.
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This story includes conversations with current and former moderators in Berlin.
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Peter is one of hundreds of moderators at the Austin site.
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Once again, Facebook's third-party moderators weren't sure what to do.
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But Facebook's third-party moderators weren't sure how to handle it.
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Of course, the presumptuous and biased moderators fed into that obsession.
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Both campaigns and debate hosts will agree on moderators and panelists.
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Future moderators would do well to follow the example they set.
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NBC's five debate moderators did a mostly good job last night.
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Moderators and redditors are rushing to backup their favorite Eroshare content.
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After Sanders and Harris raised their hands, moderators turned to Sen.
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On at least some occassions, managers with Accenture — Facebook's contractor who hires and manages the content moderators — has pressured therapists to disclose what happened during counseling sessions with moderators, according to a new report from the Intercept.
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The moderators at Sunday's debate did not press him on his claim.
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Members of the groups could then view personal details about the moderators.
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Moderators in the Q forums have started banning mentions of Cohen's name.
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The moderators' goal would be to throw candidates off their talking points.
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Otherwise, moderators may see the post as another piece of revenge porn.
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Moderators were acting quickly, but it seemed like they couldn't keep up.
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But beyond that, the task of regulating discussions falls to subreddit moderators.
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As a result, the company vowed to hire more human content moderators.
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If moderators decide the content is objectionable, they remove it from Facebook.
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Online communities have always been defined, in some way, by their moderators.
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The venue, format and moderators will be announced at a future date.
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MisterWoodhouse, one of the moderators on DestinyTheGame, has definitely noticed the outcry.
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On stage, the moderators pressed each speaker for their thoughts on Trump.
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Cory Booker denounced the moderators for subjecting Biden to such humiliating scrutiny.
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In most extreme examples, the moderators will just close an individual's account.
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Sign-ins, badging, upvotes, paid and unpaid moderators—they've all been tried.
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Moderators of r/The_Donald are protesting Reddit's decision to quarantine their subreddit.
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Its staff of volunteer moderators is losing hope in the site's future.
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Now Facebook's content moderators just need to catch up to that policy.
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Perhaps users could opt in to be moderators, in exchange for rewards.
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". Comment from discussion nolettrant's comment from discussion "Roast the /r/RoastMe Moderators!
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On top of this, we had several players who relished insulting moderators.
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So the problems our team of moderators faced were on multiple fronts.
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The moderators put this question's snippet and others on the museum's website.
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In townhall debates, you're not just talking to moderators and your opponent.
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They also have the option of reporting the image to Bumble's moderators.
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In these cases, trained moderators can easily lean on detailed guidance manuals.
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But The Moderators humanizes the moderation process in a very different way.
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The forum's moderators include heavy-hitters in the black and Latino community.
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They pay moderators in bitcoin to run customer forums and handle complaints.
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ByteDance said no moderators for TikTok's U.S. platform are based in China.
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Those moderators directed more questions at Booker, 10, than any other candidate.
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A majority of voters also thought Sunday night's debate moderators did well.
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And recognize that it needs human editors, not just algorithms and moderators.
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He planned on reinstating the former moderators, and going back to lurking.
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The moderators and admins of Illmob have thus far ignored misogynistic content.
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Facebook also pledged to hire 1,000 more content moderators to review ads.
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He also said he was fine with the moderators announced last week.
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Facebook has moved toward using artificial intelligence tools to assist human moderators.
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When Mr. Cooper replied, accurately, that the moderators had asked about Mrs.
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To cope, some companies have tried to replace human moderators with algorithms.
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Will you be hiring moderators to review ads in non-English languages?
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The forums will feature individual candidates facing questions from moderators and voters.
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"Let's be real here," wrote the Spoiling Dead's moderators in Monday's announcement.
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"MISS YOU GRANNY," the moderators of her YouTube channel, Country Foods, wrote.
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Debate moderators kicked off the November debate by addressing the impeachment hearings.
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Then our moderators arrived, signalling that it was time for the show.
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The debate moderators unfortunately did not give Sanders a chance to respond.
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When moderators fail to push back, they are usually viewed as illegitimate.
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Nicely done, moderators — Rachel Maddow, Andrea Mitchell, Ashley Parker and Kristen Welker.
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Over the previous year, the moderators had banished thousands of obvious provocateurs.
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Moderators worked around the clock on the first day to verify users.
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Also, the moderators didn't really treat Sanders like the frontrunner he is.
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It's unclear how common it is for content moderators to get PSTD.
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The moderators of the panels were among our most junior women attorneys.
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It's not fair to blame the moderators for largely skipping over immigration.
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Why didn't the moderators or other candidates raise that question last night?
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Dozens if not hundreds of moderators are expected to file similar lawsuits.
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The moderators work on the entire site, so we appreciate your patience.
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Even on YouTube, much of the content reviewed by moderators is benign.
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When no videos are reported in their queues, moderators often sit idle.
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"These edge cases are what cause problems with [moderators]," another moderator explained.
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The moderators ask parents in need to supply an Amazon wish list.
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The rules, which are regularly updated, are then given to its moderators.
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They are enforced by roughly 7,500 human moderators, according to the company.
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Facebook enlists thousands of moderators to scrub posts that break its rules.
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The moderators could simply be tougher about cutting off candidates who interrupt.
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It's been the motto of campaign moderators for the past 40 years.
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Moderators sometimes pointed out that Trump didn't really answer what they asked.
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When I go one second over -- Moderators: You have had many answers.
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Motherboard has obtained a selection of training materials for Facebook moderators, as well as a copy of an extended training video that offer more context on how Facebook trains it moderators to fight against revenge porn and sextortion.
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"What Moderator really is about is scale," said Times community editor Bassey Etim, who oversees a core team of 14 moderators; he is project manager for the new content management system for the Times' moderators, which uses Perspective.
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A glitch in Facebook's content moderation tools exposed its moderators' personal profiles to members suspected of having ties to radicalism and terror, potentially putting the moderators at risk and causing one to upend his life in fear of retaliation.
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" Cruz won points at a debate hosted by CNBC in October when he confronted the moderators on their line of questioning, saying dismissively, "Everyone home tonight knows that the moderators have no intention of voting in a Republican primary.
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He lists how long it took for moderators to take down the original postings from the shooters (varying from a few minutes to several hours) and says that all deleted content is removed by hand from 8chan's human moderators.
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Until last year, for example, Facebook had a "trending news" section on the site that was edited by a team of 15 to 18 moderators — moderators Facebook laid off in the face of controversy about alleged left-wing bias.
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What is flagged by users is then checked by Twitter's team of moderators.
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The moderators made him watch a Powerpoint about how his budget was bullshit.
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These are the moderators of the forum who are allowing this to happen.
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The models only approve comments; rejection is still handled entirely by human moderators.
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Taylor was seen as the link between moderators of Subreddits and upper management.
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What are the pitfalls of moderators allowing politicians to fact-check each other?
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Let's go back downstairs and check in with our moderators, Lester and Andrea.
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It is unclear to the moderators who actually works on the ANB team.
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But she acknowledged some older procedures may have led moderators to feel pressured.
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Moderators tried to incite a conflict between the two, but to no avail.
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After the Parkland shooting last year, moderators were initially horrified by the attacks.
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A third major source of truth is the discussions moderators have among themselves.
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The moderators would make a decision based on whichever post Workplace served up.
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"But what about the women accusing you of sexual assault?" the moderators ask.
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But it has human moderators, ones who choose to do so without pay.
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The candidates — and the debate moderators — would do well to remember that. —P.
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Cloudy Nights' moderators, meanwhile, had a good idea who was behind the attack.
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But it's not yet clear that AlphaBay's moderators are following the same path.
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Moderators are always the topic of some discussion, but this year was different.
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HQ moderators kick players that violate HQ's Terms of Service and Contest Rules.
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Squadbox also scores each message's toxicity level to help moderators when vetting emails.
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Some of these threads are being removed by moderators while others remain active.
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Ahead is a roadmap for candidates and moderators to do better next time.
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Other moderators would share horror stories of having dealt with them for years.
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One of my co-moderators—I'll call him Elliot—wanted to do better.
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Reddit's independent R/iAMA subreddit moderators have opted to suggest people use Truepic.
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The moderators of the presidential clashes will face a pairing unlike any other.
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As moderators described the images they saw each day, the therapist fell silent.
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It also faulted the Commission for not being more transparent in picking moderators.
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The moderators are under no obligation to ask the questions posed through Facebook.
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Both were put on the defensive by Fox News's aggressive panel of moderators.
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There, the articles are sorted and commented on by a community of moderators.
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The moderators of the next two debates should be given a silencer button.
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Moderators like Jewell are supposed to help enforce Facebook's rules banning harmful behavior.
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Candidates will be given a minute to respond to questions from the moderators.
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Moderators manipulate the candidates to combat each other instead of clarifying their stances.
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The moderators, timing, and format of the debate have not yet been announced.
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Moderators are told to consider the context of emoji usage on the website.
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Fox News responded that they wouldn't let Trump dictate what the moderators say.
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Not surprisingly, Reddit doesn't want moderators to sell out their communities like this.
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Moderators: Adrienne Edwards, Performa, New York; Brian Kuan Wood, e-flux, New York.
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"All parties were calm and friendly," said the moderators, transcribing their eventual confrontation.
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The moderators told me the forum had welcomed rogue Uber support reps before.
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They then use the labeling of the content moderators to train the algorithm.
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They angle to earn sought-after recommendations from other readers and Times moderators.
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Now, the company has announced it will have human moderators screen every GIF.
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But when moderators moved on to Harris, she was ready with another attack.
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The group utilizes monitors and employs moderators to stay on top of drops
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The moderators of Numtot progeny can have difficult relationships with the parent group.
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It's unclear how many of YouTube's moderators are being allowed to work remotely.
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Facebook's content moderators shared their traumatic experiences sifting through the internet's violent content.
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The moderators did not ask about the stock market or the Supreme Court.
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The company also allows moderators' personal details to get into the wrong hands.
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Krystal Ball previews her concerns over the moderators fairness on debate night 85033.
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From there, the moderators drifted from one ersatz hot-button topic to another.
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The moderators asked Sanders to follow up on answers from Biden and Sen.
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And how does it affect the moderators who are doing the hardest work?
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So Facebook's third-party moderators followed the rules: Burt's bush had to go.
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On Mr. Izzadeen's Wikipedia page, a spat ensued among the site's volunteer moderators.
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Vox has laid out 10 questions moderators could ask to make that happen.
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Some of that is a function of not getting questions from the moderators.
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And would the moderators be able to herd 12 candidates clamoring for attention?
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And the moderators this time could've done a lot better on that front.
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After ABC's moderators called Chris Christie to the stage, they called Ben Carson.
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But Mueller was only discussed once — on Wednesday, when moderators asked former Reps.
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But it was still revealing, and showed why moderators shouldn't ignore the issue.
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Steve Huffman: I missed the last ... Josh: In a book that I read, some of the moderation experience of harassment and violent imagery were experienced by your volunteer moderators, whereas the paid moderators of Facebook are going through similar things.
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The subreddit's moderators posted a series of tweets about the incident and claimed that threats to public officials on the board are "rare" and have been "actively removed by moderators forever" and that Reddit was, to put it simply, lying.
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Because Reddit's site moderators (the paid staffers who oversee the site's volunteers) prefer to take action against individual users rather than whole communities, the_donald mods have remained insulated from eviction—though community moderators themselves have been known to create abusive posts.
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When reviewing streams, moderators may watch the live portion of the material itself as well as sections that already aired, and multiple moderators may work on the same clip, each rewinding to the point the previous reviewer stopped, the document indicates.
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Since it began working with the WWF, Facebook has implemented new training techniques for moderators, replacing lengthy, complex manuals about different species' level of endangerment, with a short cheat sheet that helps moderators more easily identify the most commonly traded species.
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Every day when moderators clock in, they're given what's called a game plan, a schedule that lays out how many pieces of content moderators have to address, and from which queues, including hate speech, harassment, and even threats of self-harm.
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It&aposs unclear whether the document Accenture is giving to content moderators is a move to shift the responsibility of mental health care onto individual employees, and thus absolve the company in the face of increasing lawsuits from former moderators.
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Your boss, CEO Susan Wojcicki, claimed YouTube would employ 10,000 human moderators this year.
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And sure, all of the moderators sound like they have a mouthful of caramel.
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Moderators review comments that have been flagged to determine if they should be removed.
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Moderators were brought in at the last minute after Western media partners pulled out.
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In the second hour, Holt appears again with Todd and Maddow as co-moderators.
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Moderators uploaded user drawings of Snoo in various contexts to fit into individual communities.
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But, more importantly, our users and moderators do that at a far greater scale.
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Right now, we have many thousands of moderators that moderate many thousands of communities.
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One of our larger teams is basically dedicated to moderators and building mod tools.
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They're the ones that actually do the talking to the moderators in the community.
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So why would human moderators recommend that the historic Nazi video be taken down?
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Half the questions will be generated by the moderators, Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz.
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These documents, arguably, highlight the stark, remaining need for human moderators on social networks.
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Its conclusions align with those of human moderators about 90 percent of the time.
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That means it's on human moderators to identify the streams as they see them.
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Quora employs moderators to try to keep forums clean and root out bad behavior.
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Invited by moderators, he said he was worried about Sanders' socialism and Buttigieg's inexperience.
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But they mostly only brought up the issue when questioned by voters or moderators.
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Cory Booker delivered their opening statements, forcing the moderators to briefly stop the debate.
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Major tech platforms now routinely employ thousands of moderators to check what is posted.
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Conspiracy theories were often well received on the production floor, six moderators told me.
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But these presentations and other supplementary materials often contain embarrassing errors, moderators told me.
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Officially, moderators are prohibited from approaching QAs and lobbying them to reverse a decision.
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These guidelines largely just give moderators more leeway to remove tweets and ban offenders.
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Furthermore, that team of moderators helps ensure that the site's guidelines are being followed.
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That's the context debate moderators miss with their narrow focus on middle-class taxes.
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For the third debate of the electoral cycle, the moderators will finally have backup.
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The moderators that are supposed to handle the debates aren't incompetent, biased or weak.
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The big platforms and their contractors routinely require moderators to sign non-disclosure agreements.
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But in general, as Ms Roberts chronicles, moderators are treated as low-skilled labour.
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Or at least, that's what the moderators of r/Technology want you to believe.
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There's Distressed Donald and Terrified Trump, poking fun at Trump's fear of debate moderators.
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The sticky feature was designed for moderators to make announcements or highlight specific posts.
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"I'm going to get — be treated very, very unfairly by the moderators," he said.
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So how'd it go with Sanders and the moderators Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum?
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That isn't clear and the moderators involved did not respond to requests for comment.
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Even when journalists were moderators, they struggled to push their subjects into making news.
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Only 20% of speakers on the main stage were women, not counting the moderators.
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The policy represents, says Bickert, almost all of the working document given to moderators.
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Already, YouTubers can choose moderators to help them remove public comments from their videos.
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This was a software problem, and we, the moderators, could do nothing about it.
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YouTube relies on machine learning combined with human moderators to police its massive archive.
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During the Republican primary debates he frequently insulted his opponents and criticized the moderators.
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Plus, Turnbull and the 20 or so moderators all worked on a volunteer basis.
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" The moderators, playing the role of teachers on the playground, struggled for control. "Mr.
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Human moderators, faulty though they can be, are good at these types of decisions.
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Google and Facebook are also providing debate moderators with data ahead of the debates.
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"I was going to ask you to wake me up," Carson told the moderators.
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"Human moderators are being exploited ... monetarily and in terms of psychological impact," Franks said.
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And I believe that debate moderators can press Trump when he lies or evades.
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Wednesday's was (accidentally) the kids' table debate, and the moderators asked questions about policy.
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Moderators for the coming presidential debates were announced: Lester Holt of NBC on Sept.
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The company has updated its hate speech policies and currently employs 10,000 human moderators.
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Once Warren finished her answer, the debate moderators posed a similar question to Sanders.
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"Nice, one on three," he said, suggesting the moderators were teaming up on him.
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The platform's structure encourages users to largely police themselves through moderators for each forum.
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Additionally, videos that reach a certain threshold of viewers are automatically reviewed by moderators.
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KELLY: I'm Megyn Kelly, along with my co-moderators, Bret Baier and Chris Wallace.
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Moderators for several Fappening subreddits also did not respond to a request for comment.
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Are most of the trainers content moderators who have just been through the ranks?
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Several moderators I spoke to said this was the initial reaction internally, as well.
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In a private Slack channel for moderators, Malka said a public statement was coming.
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" Moderators said they have been deleting duplicate complaints when "there is no new information.
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Trump has since then lashed out at moderators, journalists, and pollsters for perceived sleights.
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Moderators have reported crying on the job or sleeping with guns by their side.
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These days, about 3,000 posts daily keep the moderators busy, with all pitching in.
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Moderators are instructed to remove any post praising, supporting or representing any listed figure.
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Facebook says moderators are given ample time to review posts and don't have quotas.
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The media and debate moderators are asking Democratic candidates the wrong questions about Cuba.
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In addition, Univision anchor Jorge Ramos will no longer be one of the moderators.
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This permission can be granted by the server owner, or other moderators and administrators.
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We have moderators who approve every comment before it publishes, so please be patient.
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Its pyramidal structure of correspondents, copy editors, moderators, and editors stretches across 193 countries.
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"Repeated exposure to such disturbing footage is leaving many moderators with PTSD," says Haco.
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Allred's comments remain, though the original topic post has been removed by Lambda moderators.
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Meanwhile, human content moderators endure an enormous psychological burden when they analyze gruesome content.
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Unfortunately, due to disorganization and underpreparation by the moderators, it was a circus parade.
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At Tuesday's debate, I call on the moderators to ask questions about these issues.
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And the moderators explicitly framed the discussion as a challenge to Buttigieg, asking Sen.
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The moderators came away from the debate — rightfully — having not made this about them.
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In a lot of situations, moderators simply don't know what action they should take.
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Thankfully, the moderators of the more recent debates have gotten bored of these questions.
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In fairness, there are reasons besides ratings for moderators to try to pick fights.
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The moderators did not follow up, and Buttigieg skated by with a hollow response.
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The MSNBC-Washington Post moderators loaded the debate with an endless stream of hypotheticals.
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When Maddow asked about abortion, she did what past male moderators failed to do.
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Krystal Ball criticizes the other candidates and moderators for not challenging Mayor Pete more.
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Kristie Canegallo, Google's vice president of trust and safety, oversees its thousands of moderators.
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The moderators will be journalists Judy Woodruff, Tim Alberta, Amna Nawaz, and Yamiche Alcindor.
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It's awful, but this is real stuff moderators are dealing with all the time.
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"I'm the real Republican, not a Republican in name only," Weld told forum moderators.
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To combat the normal stupidity that comes to any online chat, streams use moderators.
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Journalists from Fox Business Network and CNBC are listed as moderators for the event.
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Natasha Korecki: The moderators handled the age question tastefully, and that's no easy task.
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Further details, like the format and moderators, will be announced at a later date.
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Some of the rules given to moderators are inaccurate, outdated or missing critical nuance.
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The work can be so demanding that many moderators only last a few months.
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In the 2016 presidential debates, for instance, the moderators almost completely ignored climate change.
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Moderators face consequences if they fall below a 98 percent accuracy rate, Marcus added.
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Either r/Drama's moderators or Reddit itself will remove the post or its content.
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At one point he complained about the moderators' fairness, and didn't come off well.
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It was a repeat of a question moderators asked the first night, when Sen.
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" Biden struggled to respond, answering defensively before saying to the moderators, "My time's up.
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It has automated systems to root out some extreme content, and the company has promised to hire 3,000 more moderators, which may be more of a necessity than an expansion — sources say current moderators move on quickly and suffer from anxiety and PTSD.
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Because the moderators don't want to tell anyone, except maybe other moderators, the things they have to witness on a daily basis, which are often unimaginably violent and graphic Eva and Franco Mattes Dark Content, Episode 3 - His reign stops here, 2015.
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" According to The Guardian, moderators review millions of reports of suspected content, and because of the amount, "moderators often feel overwhelmed by the number of posts they have to review – and they make mistakes, particularly in the complicated area of permissible sexual content.
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Moderators are given one chance to appeal auditors' decisions to the auditors themselves, and it has to be done within 43 hours — and all the moderators VICE News spoke to said they have to appeal decisions to maintain their quality score of 98%.
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His demand that the anchor Megyn Kelly be dropped from the moderators was not met.
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The recommendations also allow moderators to consider whether the video is newsworthy in some way.
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We'll have to hire full-time moderators to keep one word out of the running.
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We will be taking action against users, moderators, posts, and communities that encourage such behavior.
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Videos and channels are removed by human moderators, but only after they're flagged by users.
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Defining "hate speech" online is far from simple—and human moderators are on the frontlines.
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The next #DebateNight moderators will be every bit as unbiased and objective as Lester Holt.
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As TechCrunch points out, only admins and moderators can see the answers to the questions.
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"The Moderators" explores the answer, going inside on office in India where the process happens.
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A new mail system for moderators to communicate with their community is in the works.
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Handling livestreaming safely includes having more than enough professional content moderators to handle the workload.
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AI-dependent moderation is clunky, and good moderators require training, reasonable pay, and emotional support.
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Yes, having some AI systems to help those 20,000 content moderators is better than none.
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Thursday night should be a moment when the moderators press them to be more specific.
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The CPD will announce further details about the debates, including format and moderators, in 2020.
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I was thinking that you've become sophisticated enough to bypass the need for human moderators.
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This will not be the first primary debate to feature a lineup of female moderators.
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Earlier this month, moderators of /r/news decided to classify all submitted links to Newsweek.
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Instead, companies like Facebook are focusing on using automated systems as assistants to human moderators.
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Usenet, one of the first real online communities, had moderators for some of its newsgroups.
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The company hopes to expand the test to all of its moderators globally, he said.
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ET. It is being hosted by ABC News and features five moderators from that network.
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Obviously, this entire situation is beyond problematic, but the moderators did their jobs as directed.
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And the company is planning to add 10,000 content moderators by the end of 2018.
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" Raising his voice above the moderators, Biden yelled, "I'm the only guy who hasn't interrupted.
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Martha Raddatz, one of Saturday's moderators, asked Mr. Cruz about carpet bombing and civilian deaths.
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The moderators are: José Díaz-Balart, Savannah Guthrie, Lester Holt, Rachel Maddow and Chuck Todd.
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There, the subreddit's moderators could filter any unwanted questions, which is exactly what they did.
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Anonymity can also facilitate harassment, though, which Whisper combats with artificial intelligence and human moderators.
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It proposes that instead of relying on platforms' moderators, people start relying on their friends.
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Moderators on Reddit are unpaid volunteers who are typically given control over their own communities.
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Sometimes Facebook's own moderators don't appear to know who is responsible for censoring GIF content.
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Clearly, overworked, undertrained human moderators aren't going to stop Facebook making more horribly damaging mistakes.
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John McCain parried a number of pointed questions from moderators and his opponent, Democratic Rep.
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Policing it is with human moderators, assisted by artificial intelligence and user reporting, is another.
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Boiler Room's Twitter indicated that they plan to hire moderators to police the comment section.
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As per usual, Teatime also has a team of moderators going through profile pictures, etc.
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Following this push, the Democratic National Committee announced its new guidelines for moderators in May.
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We're talking about Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly, one of the moderators for the debate.
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The tone struck by Kelly and the other moderators will also be under particular scrutiny.
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Moderators of both groups admit that neoliberal is rarely used as a term of endearment.
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In addition, professional moderators have the experience and ability to make candidates obey the rules.
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Debate moderators will give each candidate one minute to provide solutions to our nation's problems.
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The moderators of this year's presidential debates could be in for a very rough ride.
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Today, the Commission on Presidential Debates announced the moderators for the upcoming Trump-Clinton showdowns.
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The Moderators' style recalls Laura Poitras's work, and indeed the movie is associated with her.
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Finally, The Donald came out as the moderators brought Senator Marco Rubio to the stage.
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Some have disputed these claims, arguing that guns remain loud even with these noise moderators.
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The Trump administration's military leaders are expected to engage in separate dialogues with FDD moderators.
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But the tech companies' human moderators and artificial intelligence tools are struggling to keep up.
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The debate moderators had to repeatedly interject and remind the audience to refrain from clapping.
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Perhaps moderators will roll over for Trump like Matt Lauer did in NBC's candidate forum.
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Facebook doubled the number of moderators from 7,500 to 15,000 between August and December 2018.
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Competing interests and political agendas on all sides made the decision of selecting moderators difficult.
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The first question moderators asked in the Thursday's 2020 Democratic presidential debate went to Sen.
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Otherwise, why is it necessary to have members of the Fourth Estate act as moderators?
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For example, both Facebook and Google employ many low-wage content moderators through staffing firms.
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He complained that the moderators were ganging up on him and failing to question Mrs.
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When moderators tried to provoke him, he didn't bellow about the injustice of it all.
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Almost all the content moderators we spoke to were really proud he won the election.
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Moderators at Facebook, including members of its legal team, review those requests, the company said.
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Content moderators are essential gatekeepers, but also our greeters, paramedics, law enforcers, teachers and curators.
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When moderators questioned him about the rise of deportation under President Barack Obama, Biden pivoted.
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But the moderators and rivals could goad him into a defense of his lengthy record.
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In India, moderators were mistakenly told to flag for possible removal comments critical of religion.
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Moderators say they face pressure to review about a thousand pieces of content per day.
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The second time, it seemed like she was rescuing the moderators because somebody had to.
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Then there are 60 moderators, another 60-plus project managers, and about 35 project leaders.
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However, these moderators told The Hill that Reddit is still "rife with coronavirus-related misinformation."
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And a warming planet, notwithstanding the lack of interest among debate moderators, threatens apocalyptic change.
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Time and again this year, moderators had invited Ms. Warren's top competitors to attack her.
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Pete Buttigieg brought up the subject, and the moderators asked a few follow-up questions.
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"What am I, chicken liver?" he added when he couldn't get attention from the moderators.
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This is a deletion center, one of Facebook's largest, with more than 1,200 content moderators.
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We want to thank the candidates, the moderators, and to you watching at home tonight.
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The fight moderators really wanted, between Sanders and Warren — had nothing to do with Biden.
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The moderators at the next presidential debate must therefore put these issues front and center.
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The CBS moderators lost control of the contentious debate early and never got it back.
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There were also high-profile stories of the horrific working conditions among Facebook content moderators.
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According to the rules, moderators can choose to either ignore the content or delete it.
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But the auditors are just other moderators who happen to have above-average quality scores.
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But moderators also asked candidates about other individual measures: Did they support banning plastic straws?
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The inevitable question Sanders received from moderators about his age was relatively brief and painless.
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The Times's comments section is managed by 14 moderators, who manually review nearly every comment.
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For its part, Facebook largely allows the companies that hire the moderators to police themselves.
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The vast majority of the "nonpartisan" moderators and panelists for each debate were liberal journalists.
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The moderators didn't try to make themselves, rather than the candidates, the center of attention.
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Let's see if the moderators do better — or worse — about creating an incentive for rudeness.
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The moderators don't have to do anything to ensure that each candidate gets ample time.
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But viewers are better served when moderators try to aggressively challenge clear falsehoods by candidates.
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It was an anarchic evening where even disciplined moderators had trouble keeping things on track.
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But if anything, moderators of The_Donald have been consistently uncooperative in dealing with Reddit admins.
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All-female panel of moderators makes an impact The debate, hosted by MSNBC, was the first of this cycle to have an all-female panel of moderators: Mitchell, MSNBC anchor Rachel MaddowRachel Anne MaddowFive takeaways from the Democratic debate Here's what searches spiked on Google in response to Democrats' debate Democratic debate kicks off with all-female panel of moderators MORE, NBC News White House correspondent Kristen Welker and The Washington Post's Ashley Parker.
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While previous statements from Facebook reflected live video is only removed after user flagging and that the team of moderators do not "proactively" review videos, a clarified statement revealed Facebook's team of human moderators will monitor videos that reach a certain threshold of viewership.
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Having 7,500 moderators is better than 5,000, but is one for every quarter-million users enough?
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Like Reddit, each community has a number of moderators that help decide what users can post.
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The registry was created by the moderators of a Facebook group devoted to the shocking case.
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Dana Bash, Don Lemon and Jake Tapper will serve together as the moderators for both debates.
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Questions posed by the moderators will appear on the bottom of the screen for television viewers.
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Commentators are pushing the moderators to ask tough questions on topics including immigration, #MeToo, and socialism.
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And in many ways that means empower our moderators and making sure they're having good experiences.
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Sadly, no matter how gloriously persistent the fans were, the moderators kept changing the edits back.
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"The admins and moderators were great and really took care of the negative comments," he added.
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And human moderators themselves have a thorny past when it comes to making the right call.
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"They should be hiring armies of moderators and their own fact-checkers," one fact-checker said.
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Let's trust that the debate moderators won't limit their "women's issues" questions to the female candidates.
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Here's the moment: As the moderators tried to move on to the next question for Sen.
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The three moderators for the second debate are CNN's Dana Bash, Don Lemon, and Jake Tapper.
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The outlet also reported that Facebook moderators escalated tens of thousands of potential cases that month.
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The debate moderators tried to push them on how taxes would increase for middle-class Americans.
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He blasted the moderators for asking the wrong questions and swore at his fellow Democratic candidates.
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As The Verge revealed in a recent investigation, human moderators often work in highly stressful conditions.
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But some of the moderators said it would be useful if Reddit took a tougher stance.
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November's debate will not be the first presidential event to feature a lineup of women moderators.
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Over a dozen moderators in other parts of the world have talked of similar traumatic experiences.
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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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Facebook will also soon give moderators a better view of the bad posts in their groups.
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The moderators found that the posts were completely fake, deleted the posts and banned the user.
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A distinctly progressive mindset has become the norm there, fostered by the NeoGAF's team of moderators.
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Users can then decide if they want to view, block, or report the image to moderators.
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The moderators and candidates joked about it, then had to go to an unscheduled commercial break.
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Facebook recently announced that it plans to double its workforce of content moderators, hiring another 3,000.
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Moderators told the Guardian that policies on sexual content are among the most complex and confusing.
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CNN's moderators did ask Biden about his son's business ties in Ukraine early in the debate.
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Facebook uses computer algorithms and content moderators to catch problematic posts before they can attract views.
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Reddit's survival as a usable community rests almost entirely in the hands of unpaid volunteer moderators.
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On the rare occasions when debate moderators asked the candidates about policy issues, they debated them.
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It's this: Voters always ask better, more intelligent, more probing questions than moderators and TV reporters.
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Facebook has said it had planned to hire 20,000 content moderators by the end of 2018.
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Already, someone who has asked about Trump's tax returns has been banned by the community's moderators.
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Moderators and Subscribers are set categories, so they're automatically added to any Subscriber or Moderator Room.
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The answer spoke loud and clear: Cruz didn't care what the moderators wanted to talk about.
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The company posted on its Twitter account that moderators kick players who break the company's TOS.
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Reddit doesn't have an in-house AI team or a multi-thousand-person team of moderators.
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In addition to new features for users, Reddit is also adding new tools for community moderators.
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Technology also creates new jobs—app developers for iPhones, content moderators on websites and so on.
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Tonight the Univision moderators have been pointed, preventing both Sanders and Clinton from dancing around questions.
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They can still harass moderators and would do so because they could not target other players.
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Trump and many conservatives believe the moderators were on Clinton's side in the first two debates.
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Ungar predicted that audience questions will help broach topics not raised by moderators to this point.
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And Kasich wasn't introduced at all, until the moderators were told they'd missed the Ohio governor.
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However, as the report itself notes, that could worsen conditions for the company's already traumatized moderators.
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Moderators expressed concern at their ability to sift through such content correctly, according to the report.
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The Republican is already trying to intimidate the moderators, growling that debates will be "rigged". Good.
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It will be the only debate with two moderators, CNN's Anderson Cooper and ABC's Martha Raddatz.
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Moderators for the town hall-style event will be ABC's Martha Raddatz and CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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Then they can compare their questions with the ones the moderators actually ask the candidates. 5.
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The moderators are also said to experience difficult working conditions beyond the taxing work they perform.
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Mr. Trump's bludgeoning style and boundless bluster have frustrated opponents, moderators and media analysts all season.
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Kelly, one of three co-moderators, asked Trump about some of his past comments regarding women.
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In the past, Reddit has worked with moderators of communities to try to enforce its rules.
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And while the company employs human content moderators, that comes with its own set of issues.
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Moderators: David Muir and Martha Raddatz Jonathan Easley and Yours Truly will be at the debate.
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Zuckerberg responded to questions about Elizabeth Warren, TikTok, and reports about Facebook moderators suffering from PTSD.
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Click "Report" to confirm the report, and then let YouTube's moderators take care of the rest.
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The microphones cut out at the debate as NBC switched moderators halfway through Wednesday night's event.
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Clinton's campaign earlier Wednesday said it fears debate moderators could "lower the bar" when questioning Trump.
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At first she ignored the question, but when the moderators followed up, she dismissed it curtly.
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If substance can pull Trump's voters away from him, the moderators set that up to happen.
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An ad on Facebook promoting Facebook's regulation was temporarily removed Monday by the website's content moderators.
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He said that moderators had noticed the growing disagreement among commenters between Sanders and Clinton supporters.
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We've contacted Reddit and the moderators of these communities, and will update when we hear back.
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So, for the sake of objectivity and balance, the moderators decided to ignore the issue altogether.
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The moderators discourage personal attacks between members, but arguments against Uber are very much fair game.
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Without the necessary number of human moderators, the disturbing content is slipping by WhatsApp's automated systems.
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TikTok now has thousands of content moderators in China and the US, according to the Journal.
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Clinton's skills and possible moderators, but people close to him said relatively little had been accomplished.
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" And, she added, "moderators should ask candidates thoughtful questions that reflect the seriousness of the problem.
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The moderators will be Dana Bash and Jake Tapper from CNN and Ilia Calderón from Univision.
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We need to expand the ranks of moderators, and acknowledge that the job has many subspecialities.
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You recently announced you were adding 1,000 human moderators to the team that reviews Facebook ads.
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Of the 1,000 human moderators you're hiring, how many will be based in the United States?
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The best comments, say moderators and super-commenters, add a new perspective to the online discussion.
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At the same time, Univision anchor Jorge Ramos will no longer be one of the moderators.
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The Moderator tool will automatically approve some comments and help moderators wade through others more quickly.
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He said moderators won't be replaced by the software, but that their jobs would be augmented.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, too, at times raised his hand even as moderators turned to other candidates.
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The moderators will be Savannah Guthrie, Lester Holt, Chuck Todd, Rachel Maddow and José Diaz-Balart.
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I don't mean every moderator at every debate, but as a group, the moderators weren't impressive.
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The Times op-ed columnist David Leonhardt even offered suggestions for the moderators in his newsletter.
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The moderators explicitly debunked his claims on prescription drugs, and he didn't have a good defense.
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But as a general rule, presidential debate moderators don't think fact-checking candidates is their job.
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Ethics: If you know Reddit, you know the best moderators tend to take their rules seriously.
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The moderators this evening will be CNN's Dana Bash and Jake Tapper, and Univision's Ilia Calderón.
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Christopher Cadelago: No big issues with the moderators, other than the uneven distribution of difficult questions.
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The eighth debate will continue that trend: Of the five moderators, two are women of color.
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Moderators asked follow-up questions and allowed other candidates to jump in if they wanted to.
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The moderators cited Sanders' approach to transportation and housing policy, and to social and economic welfare.
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Human moderators can also trigger an investigation if they receive feedback suggesting a product is unsafe.
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When asked about the comment by the debate moderators, Mr. Sanders doubled down on his denial.
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And moderators asked Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders how they would pay for Medicare for all.
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Critic's Notebook In a rush for attention at the Democrats' noisy showdown, CBS's moderators got stampeded.
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Now, tentatively, it's mulling a possible solution in the form of community moderators and labeled tweets.
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" When the moderators tried to cut him off, Biden got feisty: "I'm not out of time.
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Reddit also has hundreds of volunteer moderators who set and enforce rules for its many communities.
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Google also would not answer questions about the prevalence of PTSD among its workforce of moderators.
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But the moderators ignored him and turned instead to John Hickenlooper, the former governor of Colorado.
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In The Short Answer, moderators asked Klobuchar when she had smoked weed for the last time.
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Tuesday night's debate moderators raised the issue again: Warren confirmed the story, and Sanders denied it.
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"It would be nice if the moderators tried to be a little more equitable," Carson said.
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Twitter and YouTube have also both provided questions for moderators at presidential debates in the past.
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To the moderators' credit, there were substantive questions about housing policy and climate change and abortion.
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Contract content moderators are cheap, making just a little over minimum wage in the United States.
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The grayscale tool was made available to 76 moderators, who had opted in to the study.
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In some instances, moderators make unpopular decisions about what content should or should not be allowed.
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Facebook is also a gargantuan platform policed by a combination of automated systems and overworked moderators.
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Moderators said that Trump did not respond to their invitation and Sanford had a scheduling conflict.
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The moderators are Politico's Tim Alberta, and from NewsHour Yamiche Alcindor, Amna Nawaz, and Judy Woodruff.
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These moderators monitor the posted content to provide a safe place for people to discuss suicide.
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It wasn't perfect; for example, the moderators asked no direct questions about Iran or North Korea.
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Some of this is on the moderators, who didn't ask about solutions to the opioid crisis.
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That suggests a lack of moderators with local language skills who might better understand local contexts.
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The system allows moderators to open 80 percent of articles to comments, up from 10 percent.
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Even when seemingly prompted by the moderators, they shied away from opportunities to criticize her directly.
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The moderators will be CNN's Anderson Cooper, joined by ABC News national security correspondent Martha Raddatz.
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" Moderators on notice - Trump running mate Mike Pence on Hugh Hewitt's radio show "My confident hope in the debate tonight and our debate and the other two presidential debates (is that) the moderators will ask the questions and they'll allow the candidates to answer the questions.
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The Hill's 12:30 Report: Debate moderators revealed | August jobs report lukewarm | Trump supporter threatens 'taco trucks on every corner' | Biden says Trump choking on silver spoon ANNOUNCED TODAY — STEPPING INTO THE RING: Moderators for this year's WWE wrestling matches ...er, presidential debates, have been released.
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For more recent reporting on the lives of content moderators, we recommend this Washington Post investigation focused on the Philippines from July, Sarah Roberts' book Behind the Screen, and David Gilbert's story on a group of former Facebook moderators who are suing the company in Vice.
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The original subreddit dedicated to discussing the user's posts, r/9MOTHER9HORSE9EYES9, has since been locked by moderators.
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Though she got a tough grilling from the moderators, Trump did not come close to damaging her.
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Human moderators will look at every single video that is part of its Google Preferred program, i.e.
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Twitter, Gadde also pointed out, uses both machine learning and human moderators to review online abuse reports.
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It's commonly used by Reddit's moderators, some of whom spend hours every day refereeing their online communities.
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Moderators running highly stylized subreddits, like r/GameOfThrones, already know how to make their communities feel unique.
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Lisa and Gizmo, two of the game's moderators, explained some of their experiences working on the game.
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In particular, the documents show how Instagram's moderators have to grapple with the context of a story.
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There's another way the windfall revenues of social media should be invested: hire moderators, armies of them.
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While closed Facebook groups require moderators to approve someone's request to join, secret groups are virtually undetectable.
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Accenture is never going to do more than what is minimally contractually required to help their moderators.
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At FB's request we sent them images we had reported, which weren't taken down by FB moderators.
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She posted a topless selfie outside the building with artist Spencer Tunick, which triggered Facebook's content moderators.
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Elizabeth Warren's plans to break up Big Tech to the harrowing working conditions of contract content moderators.
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The CNN moderators in the Tuesday debate were eager to push candidates into all sorts of fights.
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Facebook moderators in developing countries like India are even worse off, according to a recent Reuters report.
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More moderators, the argument goes, could better handle the fire hose of abusive and damaging, "offensive" content.
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But the secrecy also insulates Cognizant and Facebook from criticism about their working conditions, moderators told me.
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That changed tonight, when the moderators asked multiple candidates about what they would do about the crisis.
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So will a quarter of all US jobs really disappear, as one of the debate moderators suggested?
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During the September debates in Houston, two moderators were people of color and one was a woman.
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Companies rely on a mix of automated tools and human moderators to spot and delete extremist content.
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Playpen had three administrators, including Fluckiger and Chase, and numerous moderators, including Browning, according to court documents.
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Moderators, meanwhile, didn't have such a technologically hands-on role, and kept the forum clean and organised.
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Facebook has announced that it will increase the number of its moderators globally, from 4,500 to 7,500.
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Many content moderators are exposed daily to videos and photographs that would make most of us sick.
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The debate format needs to be radically revamped and the first change should be dumping the moderators.
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The answer is simple – get rid of the moderators and let the candidates go after each other.
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Human moderators will in turn ensure that the AI doesn't accidentally sweep up and eliminate legitimate speech.
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Maybe moderators, as Plumer suggests, are worried about being labeled partisan for telling it like it is.
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In 2016, human moderators at Facebook were accused of purging conservative news from its trending topics section.
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Only admins and moderators see the answers to the questions, which are not posted to the group.
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In retaliation, a mod leaked the internal chatlogs from a Slack channel for default moderators and admins.
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Trump has had at least a small amount of apparent success, however, after complaining about debate moderators.
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Because moderators had artificially inflated r/altright's subscriber count, there's no telling how large the community was.
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We spoke with 221 current admins and moderators of a variety of servers over Discord or email.
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The moderators, like those in the first round of debates last month, will have a hefty responsibility.
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The first is to have a good software platform that makes it easy for moderators to operate.
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ET. The moderators are Fusion's Jorge Ramos, Univision's Maria Elena Salinas and The Washington Post's Karen Tumulty.
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In some instances, the festival has invited subjects' friends and even family members to serve as moderators.
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The moderators decided to make a new home for those videos, and the users threw a shitfit.
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Well: According to one post on the app, anything political is getting removed, presumably by mysterious moderators.
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Moderators will try to allow all the candidates to address questions on the major topics, Feist said.
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Most likely, it's because moderators don't think it will lead to any interesting answers from the candidates.
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The content the moderators have to look at include killings, porn and conspiracy theories, The Verge said.
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Many forums have moderators trained in crisis management, like Eating Disorders Anonymous or the subreddit r/SuicideWatch.
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The two nights of Democratic debates were packed with too many candidates, moderators, and issues to track.
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The fact that the moderators asked just one question about these issues over two nights is stunning.
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The victim is checked to make sure they aren't trying to leverage the moderators to attack someone.
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But significant gaps in the guidelines remained — gaps that would challenge users as well as the moderators.
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So, four debates; four shout-outs by moderators to deficit scolds; not one question about climate change.
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" Rubio turned to ask the moderators: "When they're done with the yoga, can I answer a question?
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Fox News moderators asked Rubio, Cruz and Kasich whether they'd back Trump if he wins the nomination.
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Trump struggled with policy details, butted in when other candidates were speaking and sparred with the moderators.
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As the moderators told him -- and Rubio argued -- the last available rating was indeed a 'D-minus.
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Those sites also often remove things that are not harassment because their moderators don't understand the context.
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Recognizing bullying, for example, depends on understanding relationships and context, and moderators are not privy to either.
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Moderators could gather questions through their own Facebook pages, for example, or the page of their employer.
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Facebook has advised its moderators to escalate all content related to 13 Reasons Why to senior managers.
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For example, moderators have been advised to not remove live streams of users who threaten self-harm.
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He joked, as he almost always does, that the moderators were not directing enough questions his way.
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We're likely talking about a narrow group within CNN that assists in debate prep for its moderators.
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Was that lack of such a pivot in this debate season an epic failure of the moderators?
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Students can also consider what questions the moderators should ask, as these questions will frame the debate.
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Clinton cannot count on the moderators to corral Mr. Trump or perform the role of fact-checker.
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The moderators of Wednesday night's Democratic presidential debate devoted seven minutes to the subject of global warming.
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Facebook's moderators may not be able to fully trust their company-appointed counselors to keep their secrets.
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"Moderators from this point forward should go out of their way to bring Syria up," he said.
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First, I love the moderators are all female, but there's only one black woman on the panel.
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Facebook employs or contracts with thousands of "moderators" in countries such as India, Ireland, and the Philippines.
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And Reddittor Hareuhal, who's been one of the lead moderators since 2508, has definitely noticed some changes.
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The toughest lines of the night were not all from the candidates: Many came from the moderators.
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One of the moderators, Wolf Blitzer of CNN, asked whether Israel had a right to defend itself.
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Even when moderators fade into the background, they have enormous power to shape the content of debates.
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The company does have specific training protocols for content moderators, though the lawsuit alleges they are insufficient.
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They're broad, based on Google's values, open to interpretation, and designed to funnel conflict to human moderators.
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More from Tonic: To avoid these problems, Khanna recommends finding support groups with good moderators and guidelines.
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A screenshot of a tool seemingly used by moderators lists various different options for flagging offending content.
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We need to put human moderators back at the center of our social media, where they belong.
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Bill Walker and Mark Begich, a former United States senator, took questions from audience members and moderators.
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After Reuters's report, Facebook announced it was hiring policy advisers on Myanmar and more Burmese-language moderators.
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Repeated exposure to images of violence and sexual exploitation often leaves moderators with post-traumatic stress disorder.
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On the site's forums, several posts about the ban had been locked, archived or deleted by moderators.
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Maybe some of this is on the moderators, who didn't ask about solutions to the opioid crisis.
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NBC's choice of five moderators brings together familiar names from several of the network's most popular franchises.
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Some users' responses to the restrictions were removed by the forum's moderators because of their inflammatory content.
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At an hour and a half in, moderators finally dedicated a mere seven minutes to the issue.
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To monitor them, the company has a network of moderators who use PowerPoint slides detailing what's forbidden.
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The guidelines that emerge from these meetings are sent out to 7,500-plus moderators around the world.
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Facebook says it is simply urging moderators to apply extra scrutiny to posts that use the phrase.
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Guidelines for policing hate speech in Myanmar instruct moderators not to remove posts supporting Ma Ba Tha.
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Possibly that's because several candidates succeeded in talking about totally different issues than the moderators asked about.
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Trump's comment prompted the moderators to ask all the candidates, including Trump, where they stood on Islam.
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One of the moderators said that while people should question news and politicians, questioning doctors isn't helpful.
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One of the moderators said that while people should question news and politicians, questioning doctors isn't helpful.
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But much of the work of the site is done by a group of 38 volunteer moderators.
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The answer, though, is that the moderators really don't think they ought to be there at all.
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Data analysts, content moderators, engineers and attorneys from across Facebook were flown in from around the world.
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But unlike at rivals like Facebook and Twitter, many YouTube moderators aren't able to delete content themselves.
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The company is also exploring remote content review for some of its moderators on a temporary basis.
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Yellow also has a team of "human moderators" who look at potentially fake content and impostor accounts.
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"First off to the moderators, for God's sake, don't waste too much time on impeachment," Enjeti said.
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Meanwhile, Warren, Sanders and Harris didn't do anything risky and gave solid answers when pressed by moderators.
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ET. Additional information, including moderators, venue and criteria, will be released at a later date, organizers said.
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At Tuesday night's debate, moderators asked the Democratic presidential candidates about a friendship that might surprise people.
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There was more crosstalk than usual, the moderators were weak, and the production was not well-executed.
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READ: Facebook Is forcing its moderators to log every second of their days — even in the bathroom.
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It operates like a 24/7 support group supervised by trained moderators and a mental health professional.
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How does the original article and the moderators' comments help you see the graph and map differently?
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Whatever The_Donald's moderators say, the community's future is uncertain without a controversial, underdog candidate to rally behind.
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The moderators did a great job of engaging in substantive discussions, while avoiding a reality television atmosphere.
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In June, she was one of the five NBC moderators for the first Democratic presidential primary debate.
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Bumble already has photo verification features and more than 4,000 content moderators who review photos and profiles.
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Fahrenkopf said "there's always criticism" of the moderators, though he believes the overwhelming majority have been fair.
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Aside from October's debate (when the moderators asked about it), it's been mostly missing from the debates.
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All harassment flags are reviewed by human moderators who review so-called fringe cases, Mr. Seidman said.
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The Times's National editor will be one of the moderators, and he's open to your question suggestions.
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Here is the most important question the moderators are ignoring:Why does Tom Steyer have only one tie?
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When moderators didn't come back to him during a discussion on health care, Bloomberg was clearly perturbed.
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The former vice president then bubbled over when the moderators told him he was out of time.
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On these groups, the job of managing what memes make it in falls on administrators and moderators.
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At the next debate, I hope the moderators don't start with yet another deep dive into Medicare.
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AMA moderators removed the post, saying that the user had "not provided adequate proof" of their identity.
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By Thursday morning, AMA moderators had locked the post, and the original AMA post had been deleted.
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Because of growing regulatory oversight from governments around the world, the work these moderators do is essential.
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That means the moderators are, in effect, training a piece of software that could someday replace them.
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Mr. Biden was the subject of remarkably few swipes, insinuations or even tough questions from the moderators.
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So it will be up to other candidates, or the moderators, to put them on the spot.
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After a thorough Q&A session with the moderators, candidates took questions from members of the audience.
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"Moderators do vital and necessary work to keep digital platforms safer for everyone," the YouTube spokesperson said.
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On Twitter, anti-Semitic and racist trolls prowl around, pouncing on users while dodging the site's moderators.
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Moderators were also told to censor LGBTQ content in conservative countries, like Turkey, according to The Guardian.
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The candidates and the moderators went through the motions for the health care segment and moved on.
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In 1984, the League allowed the Reagan and Mondale campaigns to veto format options and vet moderators.
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But the researchers' findings suggest that there's significant bias at work before the human moderators get involved.
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Facebook touts the move as giving moderators the direct line to the social network they've long needed.
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That was in part because, unlike at previous debates, the moderators avoided stoking rivalries and highlighting differences.
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Still, Facebook doubled-down, and announced that it's hiring another 3,000 moderators to comb through questionable content.
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And such an approach could help the tens of thousands of other moderators working on other platforms.
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Debate moderators can't force a candidate to answer the questions asked; the formats don't allow for that.
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Facebook's artificial intelligence tools and human moderators were apparently unable to detect the livestream of the shooting.
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In total, VVA inspected more than 150 pages, with moderators originating from at least 32 different countries.
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And Warren has proven adept at parrying away the attack lines from debate moderators and the moderates.
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So I want the moderators, because they control the tenor of the debate, to put that forward.
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The format and moderators will be announced at a future date, the DNC said in a statement.
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An announcement from NBC News said that the location, venue, format and moderators will be announced later.
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Before the moderators moved on to the next subject, Warren managed to squeeze in one final dig.
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Moderators are typically not experts in any one field, so Facebook provides them with formulas to follow.
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As Reuters reported, this is in part because, until recently, Facebook had few moderators who spoke Burmese.
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On The Learning Network, moderators from the American Statistical Association provide students with feedback on their comments.
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Consider Reddit, which empowers the moderators of subreddit communities to make and enforce rules for their subreddits.
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Some candidates — like Donald Trump — can pull off complaining about the moderators without looking weak and whiny.
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"Nice, one on three," he declared at one point, insinuating that the moderators were on Clinton's side.
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And yet ABC News's moderators, David Muir and Martha Raddatz, didn't manage to check off that box.
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That's why it's been really important to build a team of moderators with diverse backgrounds and experiences.
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The commission on presidential debates today announced the moderators for the 2016 presidential and vice presidential debates.
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If the moderators won't ask Joe Biden about his record on race, Kamala Harris can do it.
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The slate of moderators is significant — there have only been two other primary debates with all-women panels, though individual women have also moderated general election debates, the New York Times's Michael Grynbaum writes: This will not be the first primary debate to feature a lineup of female moderators.
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The moderators for Friday's debate all cover politics in different capacities: The DNC has made a commitment to increasing the diversity of debate moderators in the 2020 cycle, and has mandated that at least one person of color and one woman serve as a moderator in every debate.
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The moderators for Wednesday's debate all cover politics in different capacities: The DNC has made a commitment to increase the diversity of debate moderators in the 2020 cycle, and has mandated that at least one person of color and one woman serve as a moderator in every debate.
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Moderators were running out of words and the spellers showed no weakness, leading to the extraordinary ending. (AP)
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And so, we have a huge team of moderators located all around the world in various time zones.
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Chamberlain added two-dozen moderators to help manage the page; they all have jobs, and some have kids.
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She says that a community's norms can be more powerful—which is why Amino's moderators are so crucial.
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He couldn't rely on the fact that, eventually, the moderators would have to move on to someone else.
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The Democratic debates also revealed that the moderators had allotted only a narrow window to ask about climate.
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I couldn't find an oral history online, and a request for comment to the forum's moderators went unanswered.
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The moment came when the moderators asked Trump what he would do about Syria and the Assad regime.
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We've reached out to Facebook to ask if its new tools will affect the duties of its moderators.
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The Times's comments section is managed by a team of 14 moderators who manually review nearly every comment.
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Eric Swalwell, and the moderators asking him to defend parts of Obamacare and the Obama administration's immigration policies.
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Josh Hawley (R-MO) have used personal stories and anecdotes to stoke resentment against platforms and their moderators.
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Moderators fought back, trying to take the horrific footage down, but new uploads of the video kept appearing.
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Most social networks keep unwanted content off their platforms using a combination of automated filtering and human moderators.
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Moderators owe them the chance to hear about candidates' plans to tackle issues that directly affect their lives.
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On numerous occasions, moderators' questions seemed to lead candidates to attack some of the field's more progressive ideas.
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Algorithmic moderators still overlook abusive comments, and the world's most talkative chatbots can barely keep a conversation alive.
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Trending up: Twitch is giving channel moderators more tools, and has promised to make enforcement actions more public.
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Last year, Facebook committed to hiring thousands of human content moderators to look for problematic ads and videos.
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If discussions or behavior don't align with this policy, managers and discussion owners/moderators are expected to intervene.
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One is the community team that works with subreddit moderators to keep behavior within specific communities in line.
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Obama's Becoming tour will include stops across the nation and guest moderators including Oprah Winfrey and Reese Witherspoon.
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We have interviewed dozens of industry leaders, experts, employees, former employees, moderators, academics, legal experts, and social scientists.
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The company has internal moderators and Keighran told me they're using machine learning in tandem with the humans.
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On Trill Project, everything is anonymous (there are no usernames) and monitored by 50 moderators around the clock.
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Collection posts let moderators curate and group relevant posts so users can quickly read through the best ones.
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And during the September debates in Houston, two moderators were people of color and one was a woman.
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Previous reports have suggested that moderators at Facebook, YouTube, and other tech companies have suffered similar psychological trauma.
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He was undisciplined and puerile, whining about the moderators treating him unfairly, which is never a winning strategy.
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And as for the moderators Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz: Did someone slip PEDs into their drinking water?
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Moderators and candidates on the stage basically forgot about the island during the first Democratic debates in Florida.
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Moderators can also mute members or choose to only allow admins to post or contribute to Group Stories.
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Neither Social Security nor retirement were mentioned in the first two debates by either the moderators or nominees.
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Moderators encourage others to screenshot false memes and photos so that they can avoid Facebook's automated detection systems.
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In the first week, Facebook's over 1,000 German moderators have had to process hundreds of thousands of cases.
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The moderators -- ages 69, 63, 57, 49 and 42 -- largely failed to reflect key concerns of younger voters.
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With 55 million users worldwide, Bumble said it has 5,000 content moderators fielding 10 million photos per day.
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To start a Watch Party, group moderators select one or more videos and post it inside the group.
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Today it created a program to enlist users as moderators, and it's bound to be a goddamn mess.
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So I think we should have a debate with no moderators—just Hillary and I sitting there talking.
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Every day the moderators of SROTD pull a subreddit from a large pool of nominees and promote it.
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The GOP nominee also made the ludicrous suggestion that the upcoming presidential debates be held with no moderators.
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The post has since been un-stickied and the_donald moderators have not responded to a request for comment.
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Tuesday and Wednesday will continue that trend: Of CNN's three moderators, one is black, another is a woman.
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This article is based on interviews with 290 current and former moderators and managers at the Tampa site.
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Eventually, Harrison hopes Facebook will offer post-employment counseling to moderators who suffered psychological harm on the job.
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For example, moderators picked out the least popular pieces of the health care debate over Medicare-for-all.
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The actors-turned-moderators had a good time role-playing as journalists, but the panel suffered for it.
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The thousands of fandom-specific rooms are lively and strange, each with their own moderators and byzantine rules.
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Social media companies have said the problems they face are beyond the ability of human moderators to control.
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While muted they can still: Play the game, talk to moderators, buy items from the shop, trade, etc.
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Trolls from r/the_donald continue to disrupt the site, harass moderators and make the whole community feel unsafe.
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Of the five moderators for the first set of Democratic presidential debates, just one is a white man.
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Missed opportunity: The moderators did not ask Sanders about Clinton's recent endorsements by major Illinois and Ohio newspapers.
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Mr Cruz erred in attacking the moderators for inviting the others to criticise him; the studio audience booed.
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But tonight, he was a bigger baby than many actual babies I know, bellyaching mainly over the moderators.
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Even with moderators deleting negative comments, these people are polluting the environment of inclusive or female-only competitions.
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Instead, the community's attention was focused on how moderators of the site's /r/news subreddit handled the event.
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And if it continues to improve moderators' accuracy, Facebook says the change will affect all hate speech reviews.
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ByteDance recently said it would increase the number of content moderators on TikTok from 6,000 to 10,000 people.
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Unlike most other networks, Imzy also allows users to "tip" fellow community members or moderators with real money.
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It's one thing to talk about student debt; it's another thing when your moderators actually have student debt.
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She introduced her team of moderators—twenty-one other women and four men, working at adjustable-height desks.
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The company is using a mix of live moderators and automatic moderation tools to keep the comments clean.
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As the event wore on, one of Kongphan's chat moderators, who goes by MrMcStabby, introduced himself to me.
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Several candidates shoot their hands in the air and stare at the moderators in order to get noticed.
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Inside the groups — largely invisible to moderators and regulators — anyone can falsely portray themselves as a medical expert.
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The moderators gave climate change the seriousness it warranted 20 years ago, not the seriousness it demands now.
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Tumblr said it would enforce its rules with automated detection, human moderators, and community users flagging objectionable posts.
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Facebook uses a combination of algorithms and human moderators to review photos that can potentially break its rules.
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The hacked content permeated the discourse of the debates, informing both the moderators' questions and the candidates' answers.
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Debate moderators ask these types of "raise your hand" questions in order to create conflict and generate headlines.
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When an employee asked Zuckerberg about these reports of content moderators at the July meeting, Zuckerberg was dismissive.
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Part of the blame goes to the moderators and his peers, who were more aggressive and spotlight-hogging.
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Reddit and the current r/Frisson moderators didn't comment on how exactly they regained control of the subreddit.
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Discussion posts within a group are up to the group owners and group moderators to review and resolve.
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"I was honestly hoping that it would be over the night the moderators initially came forward," he said.
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Yet, the dozens of blogs remain, and can be easily found by anyone, including, presumably, Tumblr's own moderators.
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Unsurprisingly, some of the language in the Instagram training material crosses-over with similar documents for Facebook moderators.
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Shooters were often encouraged and applauded on the forum, despite efforts from moderators to pull down shooting content.
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The moderators appeared willing to buck the debate's format when they deemed a particular interaction newsworthy or illuminating.
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"Why aren't you bringing up the emails?" he asked, before flatly accusing the moderators of conspiring against him.
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They will answer questions that they knew were coming with prefabricated responses that moderators assumed they would elicit.
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These moderators are the people who review abuse complaints, usually on posts that have been flagged by users.
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This is why human moderators are so valuable: they can understand what's important to the community they're moderating.
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The money goes to things like a Facebook "deletion center" in Germany that employs hundreds of content moderators.
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As a result, Facebook is relying on algorithms and full-time moderators it employs to police the service.
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But Mr. Cruz could also occasionally come off as litigious, pestering moderators and getting lost in the weeds.
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But it wasn't Facebook's much-vaunted artificial intelligence systems that flagged the content, or the company's human moderators.
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But rather than turn to him, the moderators tossed it to John Hickenlooper, the former governor of Colorado.
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Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI), who deployed to Iraq twice, made that commitment without extra prompting from the moderators.
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The network spent months hiring and training nine interpreters to provide instant translations of the moderators and candidates.
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Still, having human moderators has changed its users' behaviors more than simply deleting accounts would, Ms. Hart said.
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By telling moderators to follow the rules blindly, Facebook hopes to guard against bias and to enforce consistency.
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Yet today, Snopes' established team of fact-checkers and misinformation moderators is going unused by Facebook and Google.
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Grailed's team of moderators combs the site for fakes, but even so, complaints of inauthentic products crop up.
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How do the original New York Times article and the moderators' comments help you see the graphs differently?
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How does the original New York Times article and the moderators' comments help you see the infographic differently?
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Moderators are tasked with reviewing extremely sensitive and graphic posts about child exploitation, terrorism, self-harm, and more.
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But the company's decision to send home the majority of its 15,000 human moderators further complicates those efforts.
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How does the original New York Times article and the moderators' comments help you see the graph differently?
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How does the original New York Times article and the moderators' comments help you see the graphs differently?
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Normally, the shortcomings of AI have led us to rely on human moderators who can better understand nuance.
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The moderators are the CNN anchors Anderson Cooper and Erin Burnett and The Times's National editor, Marc Lacey.
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The moderators of the debate, Martha Raddatz and Anderson Cooper, admonished Mr. Trump several times to let Mrs.
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Twitch has doubled the number of moderators it employs this year, though it would not specify how many.
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The big question is whether his rivals and the debate moderators will take him seriously as a threat.
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The commission will announce the particulars about next year's general election debates, including format and moderators, in 2020.
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The moderators are MSNBC's Rachel Maddow, Andrea Mitchell, and Kristen Welker, as well as the Post's Ashley Parker.
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Moderators and security agents try to identify the accused user and block his account, according to the company.
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In a separate meeting, civic leaders urged Facebook to hire Sinhalese-speaking moderators to staff its reporting tool.
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Some of this was the fault of the moderators, who were often unwilling to press lines of questioning.
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The courts have only been brought up by debate moderators twice this year in brief rounds of questioning.
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Debate moderators often found it difficult to keep the conversation from descending into extended cross-talk and shouting.
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The candidates share the responsibility for that negligence, but the NBC moderators did little to guide the content.
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Instead, it issued this statement: Moderators do vital and necessary work to keep digital platforms safer for everyone.
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Some of the comments running alongside Trump's stream were deemed inappropriate and have been removed by Twitch moderators.
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The big question came from the debate moderators: Do the largest tech companies need to be broken up?
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Conference in Kyiv was held from September 0003-14, and CNN's Fareed Zakaria was one of the moderators.
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For starters, all four moderators — powerhouse journalists Rachel Maddow, Kristen Welker, Ashley Parker, and Andrea Mitchell — were women.
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He shot back after an interruption from the moderators to question why they were not interrupting Clinton too.
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The civil rights leaders also pressed Sandberg on enhancing the training of its moderators, to include cultural competency.
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Other moderators' experiences varied widely based on their locations, their assignments, and the relative empathy of their managers.
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Researchers were interested in whether transforming videos and images can lessen the emotional impact they have on moderators.
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Moderators spent two weeks looking at the regular, colorized queue and then answered a questionnaire about their mood.
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It's not clear if the site's moderators were aware that the site was developing these new restriction tools.
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An October 25 policy update provides a "clarifying genitalia definition" and new rules on nudity for Facebook moderators.
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And yet: the platform was deliberately obscuring how moderators decide what's potentially inappropriate, and what's allowed to remain.
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These moderators comprise a crucial defense for Facebook, despite the tech company's much-touted work on artificial intelligence.
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The agenda is set both by the moderators' questions and by the candidates' ability to steer the conversation.
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It said moderators banned 2,406 phones associated with accounts that had been blocked due to breaching content guidelines.
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" Zuckerberg has argued again and again that Facebook doesn't want the company's moderators serving as "arbiters of truth.
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Moderators, too, have goaded candidates, asking pointed questions about specific front-runners' policies and history to other candidates.
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That the news moderators are ignoring that reality and that pundits make a mockery of solutions is malpractice.
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The moderators say they have little incentive to contact Facebook when they run across flaws in the process.
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On the first night, CNN's moderators will undoubtedly seek to draw distinctions between Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren.
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On the first night, CNN's moderators will undoubtedly seek to draw distinctions between Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren.
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For weeks, I lurked silently in these forums and, when possible, tried to interview their moderators and members.
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Facebook decided a decade ago that the rules it gives moderators should be objective as often as possible.
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"Moderators constantly will ask one another on most hate speech jobs on how they read it," they added.
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How do the original New York Times article and the moderators' comments help you see the graph differently?
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The plan, according to Peretti: Get rid of the bad stuff (platforms): Better policy, algorithms, AI, more moderators.
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It was a breathtakingly incompetent handling of what should be the absolute easiest part of the moderators' job.
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The company still uses human moderators to approve the vast majority of ads, according to a company spokesperson.
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Viewing murders and suicides for months or years on end can cause moderators to develop very real psychological problems, and several former moderators I've spoken to have claimed to suffer from PTSD after sifting through troves of violent content and hate speech, or themselves becoming the subject of harassment by users.
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Those include a new "mod mode" that will make it easier for moderators to approve or remove content, a mobile version of Reddit's desktop mod queue for handling content approvals and spam in bulk, and a mod management tool for adding new moderators on the fly to manage fast-growing subreddits.
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Yet he never backed down from his belief that the company was on a path towards minimizing the problem by adding more moderators and ultimately automating the process with AI algorithms that would catch objectionable content much more quickly than moderators, who generally view content when users flag it as inappropriate.
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On Wednesday, something unheard of happened on the 2020 Democratic debate stage: Moderators asked candidates what they would do about high child care costs and the lack of paid parental leave in the US. It just took five debates and a panel of all-women moderators for this to happen.
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The lawsuit seeks more than just monetary compensation for the trauma inflicted on former moderators; the plaintiffs also hope to shine a light on the lack of care Facebook takes in selecting suitable employees for these roles, and to force the company to improve conditions for those still working as moderators.
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Account terminations are ostensibly permanent, though there's an appeals process by which account owners can contest the site's moderators.
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As in: If she wasn't sure she was understanding what the question was asking, request that the moderators clarify.
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The moderators asked Rubio about what achievements he could offer up as proof that he's qualified to be president.
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They looked at Reddit's top 2,000 communities, and tracked the things their moderators had done to customize the style.
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Since I initially spoke to them, one of the Supportcel moderators has stepped down and withdrawn from the community.
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Moderators will likely add questions addressing the issue ahead of Thursday's debate, making it exclusive to the second group.
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Google added thousands of moderators this year, expanding to more than 10,000, in hopes of reviewing user reports faster.
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The documents say moderators need to establish the intent behind the content by viewing a reported post in context.
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Dorsal CMS is the app for moderators and volunteers who work with authorities to verify and edit public reports.
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Mark Zuckerberg recently announced that Facebook intended to increase the number of content moderators worldwide from 10,000 to 20,000.
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On Tuesday, for instance, Maddow was announced as one of the moderators of the year's first Democratic primary debate.
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It could be that his constant VPN changes made it difficult for moderators to pin down his pirated stream.
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Sidewalk Infrastructure Partners co-founders and co-CEOs Brian Barlow and Jonathan Winer were among the meeting's main moderators.
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After those separate incidents, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg pledged to add 3,000 moderators to review videos and flagged reports.
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Conspiracy theories are dusted amid the violent videos, racist comments, and death threats that Facebook moderators face every day.
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I recently wrote a story about content moderators, and some of the working conditions they encounter is really rough.
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Hawkins added that, even with human moderators, it's incredibly difficult to verify consent just by looking at a video.
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" The moderators of the quarantined subreddit say they will appeal Reddit's decision and continue to fight the "media blackout.
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And in a September blog post, Mark Zuckerberg wrote that WhatsApp and Facebook's moderators coordinate on banning malicious users.
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CNN moderators very, very concerned about any policy that might mean progress for this country and the world pic.twitter.
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Chaudhary says she's hopeful UltraViolet will succeed in its mission to have more female moderators included in the debates.
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As a result, earlier this month /r/news moderators decided to mark all submitted links from Newsweek as spam.
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Moderators would intentionally begin every panel by recognizing that we were on the indigenous land of the Wabanaki people.
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Moderators of that event said Trump did not respond to their invitation and that Sanford had a scheduling conflict.
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It could also make for some particularly interesting moments if moderators or candidates choose to get explicit about it.
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"We have to meet an accuracy rate of 98 percent on massive targets," one of the moderators told Reuters.
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It's clear that human moderators are something that platforms like Facebook or YouTube believe they can eventually optimize away.
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Adding and supporting moderators, while critical, has nothing to do with the process of deciding what is acceptable content.
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But often this serves as a pretext for managing workers out of the job, three former moderators told me.
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Most employees were conscripted as full-time moderators, banning offenders only to see them return with new Facebook accounts.
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Moderating this stuff isn't easy or cheap — human moderators are expensive, and this kind of work is especially exhausting.
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Pallone asked how many human content moderators Twitter has, how much they're paid and how they're trained, Dorsey dodged.
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Shortly into the very first debate, moderators asked candidates to raise their hand if they supported abolishing private insurance.
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Past debates have ramped up pressure on the debate moderators to resist playing the role of a passive referee.
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The solutions are to perhaps redesign the way in which content moderators are engaging with content on the platforms.
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It's the human moderators that will do the crucial work of assessing each case the AI flags and responding.
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The lack of objectionable content in our daily feeds is only due to the hard work of content moderators.
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Facebook has recently raised moderators' pay; YouTube has limited their exposure to disturbing videos to four hours a day.
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It doesn't help that most terms of service and community guidelines are purposely vague to give moderators wiggle room.
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Like Trump, Democratic primary candidate Bernie Sanders was challenged by moderators, while Clinton's toughest challenges came from Sanders himself.
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SO THAT WHEN I GO INTO THE DEBATE, I'M GOING TO BE TREATED VERY, VERY UNFAIRLY BY THE MODERATORS.
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Well, our moderators, they do their best to validate the claims by both the reviewer and the business owner.
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I asked Chandra whether Facebook should hire more content moderators in house, rather than relying on big staffing companies.
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Moderators for the debate have agreed to consider asking the most submitted questions on the Open Debate Coalition website.
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Earlier in the evening, moderators pushed Sanders on whether the financing for such a plan would mean higher taxes.
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Whatever the reason, Erickson's labor of love is well worth a look—whether Reddit moderators think so or not.
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When she did, redditors accused the new moderators she left in her wake of being sockpuppets and liberal infiltrators.
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These companies hope that AI will be able to do a better job (and cost less) than human moderators.
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Facebook has been dogged for years by unfavorable coverage about the conditions its contractors—moderators in particular—labor under.
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Exposés revealing the endless minefield of extreme content reviewed by Facebook's moderators go back at least half a decade.
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In the new Reddit app, moderators will now be able to customize the way their subreddits look and feel.
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Instead, they rely on moderators and crowdsourcing to police the platform and report/block any listing that's a fake.
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It was Andrew Hawkes, a specialist in contemporary art and one of six moderators for the museum's Ask app.
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The debate moderators asked some very tough questions, and, when challenged in previous debates, Mr. Trump hasn't fared well.
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Facebook's content rulebook got out alongside disturbing tales of the filth the company's contracted moderators have to sift through.
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Fox News debate moderators gave Carson the least time to speak during Thursday night's debate in Des Moines, Iowa.
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One of the moderators is another CDC scientist, Janet Fulton, Chief of the CDC's Physical Activity and Health Branch.
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The moderators will be Karen Tumulty of The Washington Post and Maria Elena Salinas and Jorge Ramos of Univision.
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The moderators of the group, which had become a lifeline for her, got nervous after Reddit closed similar subreddits.
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The Moderators is a fly-on-the-wall glimpse into a training seminar on internet content moderation in India.
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The Moderators is a nuanced investigation into one bead on a long chain binding us to social media technology.
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Those included moderators of the first site, and "StExo," White's persona which he used to offer money laundering services.
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As a visitor or member, you can help moderators maintain the community by reporting and downvoting rule-breaking content.
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He rejected the idea that the radical duo was going soft by looking at the moderators as human beings.
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The moderators asked Carson a question about the airstrikes over the past 16 months, centered around South Carolina Sen.
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The influencer creates a social media post, mentioning the brand, which is then checked by moderators before being published.
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The candidates, looking perplexed, looked to the moderators who said a fire alarm appeared to have been set off.
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Facebook has also agreed to hire more moderators to police its site for false news, fake accounts and abuse.
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But former U.S. employees said moderators based in Beijing had the final call on whether flagged videos were approved.
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And in this election cycle, Mr. Trump has made sport of attacking moderators, particularly Ms. Kelly of Fox News.
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The moderators of the coming series of debates will most likely focus directly on the candidates' positions on issues.
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