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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>By Sheila Dang<\/strong>
Meta<\/a> Platforms' Oversight Board<\/a> announced Tuesday it will review more types of content moderation cases and expedite some decisions, as it aims to expand its work.

The Oversight Board was created in late 2020 to review Facebook<\/a> and Instagram<\/a>'s decisions on taking down or leaving up certain content and make rulings on whether to uphold or overturn the social media<\/a> company's actions. Since then, the board has published 35 case decisions, it said in a blog post.

The board, which has 22 members, said it will now begin publishing decisions on some cases on an expedited basis. Rulings could come as quickly as 48 hours after accepting a case, while others could take up to 30 days.

Standard decisions, in which the Oversight Board reviews Meta's content moderation actions in depth, can take up to 90 days.

Publishing more decisions and increasing the pace will \"let us tackle more of the big challenges of content moderation, and respond more quickly in situations with urgent real-world consequences,\" the board said in the blog post.

Unlike standard decisions, expedited cases will be reviewed by a panel of board members instead of the full board and will not consider public comments.

The board will also begin publishing summary decisions to analyze cases in which Meta changed its mind about whether to leave up or take down posts. Such cases could help Meta avoid similar mistakes in the future and may be useful for researchers and civil society, the board said.

It also said Tuesday it will add Kenji Yoshino, a constitutional law professor at New York University School of Law, as a new board member.

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元监督委员会开始审查情况下更快

监督董事会成立于2020年末回顾Facebook和Instagram的决定关闭或离开了某些内容,使裁决是否支持推翻社交媒体公司的行动。自那时以来,董事会发表了35例的决策,在一篇博客文章中说。

  • 2023年2月14日更新分点坚持
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元平台上的监督委员会周二宣布它将审查更多类型的内容适度病例和加快一些决策,旨在拓展工作。

监督董事会成立于2020年末回顾脸谱网和Instagram的决定关闭或离开了某些内容,使裁决是否维护或推翻社交媒体公司的行为。自那时以来,董事会发表了35例的决策,在一篇博客文章中说。

董事会有22个成员,现在说,它将开始发布决定某些情况下在一个加速的基础上。裁决可能会尽快接受案件后48小时,而其他人可能需要30天。

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标准的决策,监督委员会审查元的内容在深度、适度行动需要90天。

出版更多的决策和增加速度将”让我们应对更大的挑战的内容审核,并响应更快的情况下与紧迫的现实后果,“董事会在博客中表示。

与标准的决策,加快案件将由一个董事会成员小组复审,而不是完整的板,不会考虑公开评论。

董事会也将开始发布总结决策分析案件中元改变了主意是否向上或向下离开岗位。这种情况下可以帮助元避免类似的错误在未来,可能有助于研究人员和公民社会,董事会说。

周二还表示,它将增加吴克群吉野,宪法纽约大学法学院的法律教授,作为一个新的董事会成员。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>By Sheila Dang<\/strong>
Meta<\/a> Platforms' Oversight Board<\/a> announced Tuesday it will review more types of content moderation cases and expedite some decisions, as it aims to expand its work.

The Oversight Board was created in late 2020 to review Facebook<\/a> and Instagram<\/a>'s decisions on taking down or leaving up certain content and make rulings on whether to uphold or overturn the social media<\/a> company's actions. Since then, the board has published 35 case decisions, it said in a blog post.

The board, which has 22 members, said it will now begin publishing decisions on some cases on an expedited basis. Rulings could come as quickly as 48 hours after accepting a case, while others could take up to 30 days.

Standard decisions, in which the Oversight Board reviews Meta's content moderation actions in depth, can take up to 90 days.

Publishing more decisions and increasing the pace will \"let us tackle more of the big challenges of content moderation, and respond more quickly in situations with urgent real-world consequences,\" the board said in the blog post.

Unlike standard decisions, expedited cases will be reviewed by a panel of board members instead of the full board and will not consider public comments.

The board will also begin publishing summary decisions to analyze cases in which Meta changed its mind about whether to leave up or take down posts. Such cases could help Meta avoid similar mistakes in the future and may be useful for researchers and civil society, the board said.

It also said Tuesday it will add Kenji Yoshino, a constitutional law professor at New York University School of Law, as a new board member.

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