When someone asks me for project advice, it’s usually someone SO woefully ignorant that I think it’s irresponsible to sell them tools. The other 1% of the time, it’s someone very experienced asking me an incredibly detailed question that I couldn’t possibly answer.
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I was reminded of that, but then realized that reviewing ads is not the same as raw content moderation. It’ll still have some shitty moments, but it’s not the same as being forced to watch snuff videos.
There is absolutely no excuse for such an immensely profitable company to not have a team of humans reviewing ads.
I’m kinda curious about the stooges who did these things. Who would be stupid enough to commit crimes on behalf of a company? Did they seriously expect the company to go to bat for them if things went bad? They must have been drinking a LOT of eBay Kool Aid.
I’ve seen so many stories about leaks that I skip most of them. I’m glad I didn’t skip this one.
Most contractors I know would appreciate the joke. Just make sure the skeleton is a cheap, obviously fake one. I’m thinking Spirit Halloween.
“Can”, not “will”. A subtle but important distinction.
Most of the time, I don’t care about corporate slap fights, but this will be fun to watch.
Are you thinking of Vine?
Yay! Another reason not to buy them!
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It would be terrible if someone abused this lack of moderation to fill grockipedia with accurate information