> Your job is to determine if this rule has been violated.
I mean, who's surprised that it's not effective to do content moderation by imposing ambiguous rules with a complete lack of training, examples of correct and incorrect enforcement, documentation, context about the rules, why they're needed, why they were created, what problem they were solving...
Going through this is useful I guess, but it seems very low level. But maybe our understanding of content moderation is also very low level.
I mean, who's surprised that it's not effective to do content moderation by imposing ambiguous rules with a complete lack of training, examples of correct and incorrect enforcement, documentation, context about the rules, why they're needed, why they were created, what problem they were solving...
Going through this is useful I guess, but it seems very low level. But maybe our understanding of content moderation is also very low level.