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Knowledge and experiences of marginalized groups are often unfairly treated and adopted on online platforms.

lightbulbPractical problemFairness, Bias, and Cultural Adaptation in Online Content Moderation

Knowledge and experiences of marginalized groups are often unfairly treated and adopted on online platforms.

CSCW '23Epistemic Injustice in Online Communities: Unpacking the Values of Knowledge Creation and Curation within CSCW Applications

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Arabic users believe Facebook unfairly removes content related to the Israel-Palestine conflict.

CHI '25Who should set the Standards? Analysing Censored Arabic Content on Facebook during the Palestine-Israel Conflict

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Legitimate expression by minority groups is often wrongly removed while hate speech is missed by content moderation.

CHI '25Lost in Moderation: How Commercial Content Moderation APIs Over- and Under-Moderate Group-Targeted Hate Speech and Linguistic Variations

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Children on platforms such as Roblox are exposed to risks including gambling, fraud, and sexual harassment.

CHI '25"The System is Made to Inherently Push Child Gambling in my Opinion": Child Safety, Monetization, and Moderation on Roblox

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Disabled users frequently encounter ableist content on social media, but existing filtering tools fail to protect them effectively.

CHI '25“Ignorance is not Bliss”: Designing Personalized Moderation to Address Ableist Hate on Social Media

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Users lack trust in the fairness and transparency of social platform governance.

CHI '25The Effects and Non-Effects of Social Sanctions from User Jury-Based Content Moderation Decisions on Weibo

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Platform content moderation often ignores cultural differences, causing user dissatisfaction and misjudgment.

CSCW '24Human-AI Collaboration to Facilitate Culturally-Aware Content Moderation

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