Content moderators review the dark side of the internet
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Content moderators review the dark side of the internet
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#2Building after building, filled with endless rows of workstations, manned by groggy censors forever reading notes between people they don't know, deleting some, changing a few words on more, getting paid half a penny per post reviewed.
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#3Building after building, filled with endless rows of workstations, manned by groggy censors forever reading notes between people they don't know, deleting some, changing a few words on more, getting paid half a penny per post reviewed.
Doubleplusgood
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#4Article says most of this work is done in countries like philippines. I wish they interviewed people from philippines not just people in america. I was more interested in their view of things.
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#5Both the title here as well as the article itself have "the the" repeated. :O
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#6Both the title here as well as the article itself have "the the" repeated. :O
Its repeated but its correct.
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#7Both the title here as well as the article itself have "the the" repeated. :O
>Both the title here as well as the article itself have "the the" repeated
That would spell "the the the the".
You probably mean they have the "the" repeated :Q
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#8Both the title here as well as the article itself have "the the" repeated. :O
Thanks! Fixed here.
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#9Article says most of this work is done in countries like philippines. I wish they interviewed people from philippines not just people in america. I was more interested in their view of things.
Here's one such article: https://www.wired.com/2014/10/content-moderation/
I think either Vice or MoBo had one around the same time but can't find it.
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#10People are basically good, right?