How social media platforms could fairly conduct content moderation is gaining attention from
society at large. Researchers from HCI and CSCW have investigated whether certain factors …

Shortcomings of current models of moderation have driven policy makers, scholars, and
technologists to speculate about alternative models of content moderation. While alternative …

This paper interrogates the role of digital platforms in advancing territorial stigma. Drawing
from research that has discerned the channels with which territorial stigma has been …

Social media platforms offer flagging, a technical feature that empowers users to report
inappropriate posts or bad actors, to reduce online harms. While flags are often presented …

Amidst company denials, public interest in 'shadowbans' has grown. Without notifying the
creator,'shadowbans' limit the visibility of user-generated content. Shadowbans can be an …

Social media platforms face numerous societal, ethical, and political issues. Online
extremism (Spiekermann et al. 2022), disinformation campaigns (Starbird et al. 2019), hate …

The 2018 passing of FOSTA (Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act)
and SESTA (Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act) set new limits on the free speech protection …

As user-generated online content has been flourishing with both useful information and
misinformation. One of the complexities surrounding such phenomena is its huge amounts …

Effective content moderation in online communities is often a delicate balance between
maintaining content quality and fostering user participation. In this paper, we introduce post …

Social media platforms (SMP) are technologically mediated social action spaces that profit
from collecting and selling user data. Users, not platforms, create content that attracts …