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A subreddit devoted to crafts has banned all posts related to Harry Potter, and the careful way they reached that decision provides an excellent case study in online community governance. @masnick.com and @benwhitelaw.bsky.social discuss on the latest episode of Ctrl-Alt-Speech, out now!
How the UN is grappling with AI, how users are getting more control over algorithms, how one subreddit tackled a thorny moderation challenge, and more this week on Ctrl-Alt-Speech Episode 121: Some Assembly Required Out now wherever you get your podcasts! podcast.ctrlaltspeech.com/2315966/epis...
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