amyjko
commented
10 months ago Hi @kaiden-ong and @ryanngu023!
It's the end of the quarter, so please post an update on this issue. Things to consider:
- Should you still be the assignee? (If you're planning on working on it, yes! Submit a comment explaining your plans. If not, then unassign yourself, so others are eligible to grab it).
- Do you have any work products that are hosted outside of GitHub? Embed them in this issue, so others can build off of them.
- Are there any branches associated with this issue? Please link to them in the issue.
If there's nothing to change above, then at least post a comment indicating that you've seen this. Thanks!
ryanngu023
What's the problem?
Creators can repeatedly violate content moderation policies, and work around them, and the only consequence is that their content gets content warnings.
What's the idea?
When a creator creates a large number of projects that violate content guidelines, we should take away their right to make public projects or galleries.
Who benefits?
Anyone who would be harmed by a repeat content policy violator.
Design ideas
Add some custom claim to a user record, e.g.,
banned, and check if banned before allowing something to be set to public. If banned, disable public switches.