Moderation policy

posted by A Team ipernity
Posted on Thursday January 17, 2008 at 19:12. 247 visits. ( permalink )

Our first thinking:


Rules

- Registered visitors (members) can report rating problems to ipernity moderators.

- ipernity moderators can restrict/lock contents rates, suspend/remove illegal contents and alert/suspend/remove faulty members.


 

10 Replies

Charp pro says:
Will there be a possibility of appeal against the decisions?
And a possibility to forewarn members that their ratings are not approved when the decision is not obvious (by obvious, I mean a "red" content rated as green, for example)?
Posted 23 months ago. ( permalink )
A Team ipernity pro says:
Of course, we'll always inform members about rating problems and claims. And we'll always be opened to discussions. We think we need a detailed rating guidelines to prevent as far as possible differences in understanding and rating content.
Posted 23 months ago. ( permalink )
Charp pro replies:
Ok. Thanks. I thought you do so, but I wanted to be sure, because it is a important point.
Posted 23 months ago. ( permalink )
Iljuschin pro says:
All in all, and I can not stop to post it again and again: I do not care about colours and rating categories and what they should say or not. As long as if I am able to ignore rating categories for me, switch off filters as long I am logged in, I agree with any colour and any category, because I have the possibility to ignore this.
Posted 23 months ago. ( permalink )
A Team ipernity pro replies:
That's what we described: an adult member can deactivate filtering and freely browse all type of contents.
Posted 23 months ago. ( permalink )
Iljuschin pro replies:
Good to know! Please understand that espacially german users which flee from censr might be extremly sensible on this topic here.
Posted 23 months ago. ( permalink )
A Team ipernity pro replies:
We know that could be a hot topic, and that's why we open a discussion. We need to exchange our points of view, to explain and to find a system which match with all the protagonists needs.
Posted 23 months ago. ( permalink )
Sophie@ipernity pro replies:
I think Ipernity Team is particularly sensible also on that specific topic, and I agree about the fact that we should choose not to have any filter to watch IP photostreams.
I know you, as a german user, have been shocked by F***kr behaviour, but please, keep your mind open regarding 'filtering possibilities", which are useful for families, for example.

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Posted 23 months ago. ( permalink )
manganite says:
One question: Will you actively look for not correctly categorized content? Personally I think you should, cause the people posting really ugly porn will ignore always such system and build up their own hidden community. Which is the reason there's so much free porn on flickr.

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Posted 23 months ago. ( permalink )
A Team ipernity pro says:
We've just published a new proposal: www.ipernity.com/group/36490/discuss/13963
The current discussion is closed and redirected to this new post.
Posted 22 months ago. ( permalink )

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