Mark Mann

Canada needs a social media council to help solve complex problems with online content moderation

Mark Mann
December 11, 2019

The rise of user-generated content on social media platforms presents a new and complex set of problems for contemporary society. A social media council won't solve all of them, but it would provide an interim solution to start addressing the pressing problems in content moderation.

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