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Re:Show HN: Perceptual hashing tools for detecting child sex... by faustomorales on Monday November 04, 2019 @09:37PM (#21449089)
Great question — organizations decide how to handle reviews internally. So the answer to your question on “review all” versus “automatically submit” is a, perhaps unsatisfying, but honest: it depends. We provide a guide [1] to help organizations formulate their own policies. And we're currently working on a content moderation tool that focuses on helping organizations operationally handle problematic content and considers the wellness and resiliency of reviewers.

[1] https://www.thorn.org/sound-practices-guide-stopping-child-a...

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Re:Show HN: Perceptual hashing tools for detecting child sex... by nieve on Monday November 04, 2019 @10:18PM (#21449290)
Oh good, I'm sure most organizations can use something like that guide as well as the tools. There's a lot of legitimate worry about both the wellness side & the legal exposure issues, but it seems like beyond the common wisdom to be very careful (somehow) I think in a lot of minds there's a lack of clarity as to what exactly that means. Is there a particular reason access to the guide requires handing over contact information?
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