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Discussion on Content Moderation #106

Closed ChaiBapchya closed 7 years ago

ChaiBapchya commented 7 years ago

While searching for tools similar to Versionista, this is what I found. I stumbled across a different (from Tracking / Monitoring changes) yet (I think a bit relevant) term - Content Moderation

As we talk about meaningful changes, tracking changes, finding diffs and prioritizing them, one of my searches led me to AWS Marketplace products such as WebPurify Image Moderation, etc which moderate web content / traffic.

Drawing analogy to our use-case, all we are doing is actually moderating the changes. Under this ambit, also include -

  1. Smart Moderation Based on ML, NLP + self-learning like Human API Documentation

  2. Implio Automated (ML based) + Manual content moderation + Ability to write filters Choosing between ML Generic/Custom-made and Filters

  3. IOSquare Monitoring, Automated Analysis and Visualization IoSquare merged with Besedo

On the flipside

Why automation can never replace human-content-moderation! It talks about how human intervention is critical when it comes to :-

What do you make of this @dcwalk @b5 @danielballan ? Have you heard about it before? Do you find this of any use? Anything worth picking up / learning from?

danielballan commented 7 years ago

Yes, I think there's a useful analogy here.

danielballan commented 7 years ago

Having just caught up on https://github.com/edgi-govdata-archiving/web-monitoring-processing/issues/28 it looks like there are strongly analogies in other prior art, like analyzing Wikipedia edit history.

dcwalk commented 7 years ago

Awesome, I agree with @danielballan that there are strong analogies to this and monitoring and it seems like we should definitely be paying attention to how projects are working on moderation to help us think through features of our web monitoring system!

We tend to use the issues in this "overview" repo for meta-organizing across all our projects, but as I interpret this as being about the web monitoring project directly, it likely belongs in there. Are you able to move this issue to https://github.com/edgi-govdata-archiving/web-monitoring @ChaiBapchya ?

ChaiBapchya commented 7 years ago

I'm glad this finding is relevant and useful.

Alright sure. Will move it to web-monitoring. @dcwalk

ChaiBapchya commented 7 years ago

This issue was moved to edgi-govdata-archiving/web-monitoring#29

titaniumbones commented 7 years ago

@danielballan @ChaiBapchya does anyone on this thread actually know where the wikipedia content moderation code is?