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Meta's new content moderation policy: A bow to Trump or an improvement?

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  • Meta's new content moderation policy is a significant change
  • The changes include a community note system and more reliance on user reports
  • The changes could mean more content in users' feeds that they don't like
  • The changes could be a move to cater to an incoming Trump administration
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  • The community note system could potentially be more effective than the current fact-checking system, which relies on both human and AI moderation.
  • Users may see more content in their feeds that they find objectionable, such as political speech they disagree with.
  • There is a risk that bad actors could take advantage of the new policy and post more harmful content.
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