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I'm perfectly fine with management at a media company deciding it wants the curate the content that is produced by employees or visitors.

I'm perfectly fine with management at a media company deciding it wants the curate the content that is produced by employees or visitors. If the best defense of some piece of writing that an author can muster is that the writing "isn't illegal," then what value have you added to the community of readers/consumers. I'm tired of having to ignore racists, trolls, etc. Why should I have to constantly filter trash from my input. I'll be happy when spam filters are omnipresent and upgraded to "content quality" filters.

Posted by jjaredsimpson on Jul 22, 2015, 2:31 PM

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I'm perfectly fine with management at a media company deciding it wants the curate the content that is produced by employees or visitors.

jjaredsimpsonJul 22, 2015, 2:31 PM

I'm perfectly fine with management at a media company deciding it wants the curate the content that is produced by employees or visitors. If the best defense of some piece of writing that an author can muster is that the writing "isn't illegal," then what value have you added to the community of readers/consumers. I'm tired of having to ignore racists, trolls, etc. Why should I have to constantly filter trash from my input. I'll be happy when spam filters are omnipresent and upgraded to "content quality" filters.

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