My first thought after reading the report was: How could I troll the system? Well, by spreading love, obviously. Just like a friend of mine created fake facebook-accounts to create love-posts, one could make lovely posts and report them. I know, this is not very useful, it doesnât help with the actual problem, but at least it would add more friendly content.
Lara > Am 28.01.2018 um 10:29 schrieb Keith Sanborn <[email protected]>: > > Reading the reportâshd I call it that?âI kept thinking of Bataille: the > impact of facing up to, or facing down images of extreme violence, sexuality, > or sexual violence. Batailleâs contemplation of the image of the 100 cuts > (so-called). But without the space or time for contemplation and the creation > of meaning or the experience of the lack of it, the experience of the > content moderator can only be numbing and deeply damaging. Like Alex in A > Clockwork Orange after he has been subjected to aversion therapy. But without > the personal melodrama. I can only wonder what the average longevity in their > job is of the content moderator. Wd the digital natives fare any better than > the digital immigrants who have had experience of âthe realâ? > > Keith Sanborn
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