Meta's Oversight Board says that as of October, it can make binding decisions to apply a warning screen when “leaving up or restoring qualifying content”
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@evelyndouek
Evelyn Douek
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["the Oversight Board announced seven strategic priority areas"] ah, I see the Oversight Board is strategically prioritizing.... almost all of content moderation
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@caseynewton
Casey Newton
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Facebook users submitted 347,000 appeals to its Oversight Board last quarter. The board heard just *three* of them. What the hell is going on over there?
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@darth
@darth
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@CaseyNewton legs are coming casey
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@goldman
Jason Goldman
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@CaseyNewton It's not a real thing Casey
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@caseynewton
Casey Newton
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@goldman it's real! it's just slacking
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@oversightboard
@oversightboard
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Today we are releasing our quarterly transparency report for the second quarter of 2022. As part of our commitment to transparency, each quarter we share details of the cases we receive, the decisions we have taken and our recommendations to Meta. Some key highlights below 🧵
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@oversightboard
@oversightboard
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Expanding the Board's scope is central to increasing our impact. That is why today we are also announcing that starting this month the Board will be able to make binding decisions to apply a warning screen when leaving up or restoring qualifying content.