Bluesky says it has become more aggressive about moderation and enforcement

Bluesky seems serious about giving some users to shoe, as the company says it will make more “to enforce our moderate policies to develop a better space for health conversations.”

This is part of Wide update To the guidance of the social media company, after Bluesky asked users in August to make notes on a previous draft of these changes. in A new blog postThe company said it had received comments from more than 14,000 members of society, and that it “has been particularly heard from members of society who have shared concerns about how the guidelines affect the creative expression and traditionally marginalized voices.”

The company said: “After looking at these comments, and in returning to our experimental roots, we will achieve a greater focus to encourage constructive dialogue and enforce our rules against harassment and toxic content.” “For beginners, we will increase our enforcement efforts.”

As part of this enforcement, Bluzki said it “will escalate more quickly than the enforcement procedures towards account restrictions.” When they asked them more details, a Bluesky Techcrunch spokesman told them to go forward, and users who violate the instructions will get less warning before canceling their accounts.

In addition, the company will “make changes to products that show when the content is likely to violate our community guidelines” – so users may also see more warnings before they publish content that may conflict with instructions.

Who is blocked and why it remains a charged problem for Bluesky (as is the case for most social networks). For example, there were repeated complaints representing the collection of donations for the Palestinians in Gaza Unfortunately was suspended.

Recently, many users have criticized Bluesky’s decision to temporarily comment Gritchen Felker-Martin due to Her comments are now on the shooting of Charlie Kerk. Writer Roxanan Jay Bluezki’s decision described -Besides the DC Comics abolition of Felker-Martin “Red Hood”-as “unacceptable”, “ridiculous”, and “absolute shame”.

Velker Martin Briefly To the Bluesky Publisher, who announced the new guidelines, writing, “Thank you that absorbs.”

In addition to criticism from its most intelligent users, Blues also Faces continuous Complaints It has become a liberal resonance room. (It seems that there is definitely Users who cannot take a joke))

The company’s post mentioning other coming product changes, including “Zen’s mode” that would put a new default for users who want to experience a quieter social media, as well as “demands how to participate in more constructive conversations”.

Bluzki said that actual guidelines have been reviewed based on the user’s notes, with a more specific language in some sections, in addition to a new section on protected expression, such as journalism and education.

Since these changes were announced on Friday, a lot of response focused on Bluesky on the guidelines that prevent “sexual content that involves non -agreed activity”, even if the content is moving, photographer or artificial. (Games markets, including steam and Itch.ioRecently A violent reaction After appearing on games with adult or even illegal content.)

One user, for example, Complain Bluesky “should” worry less about whether cartoons have rights and more than that about whether real and Palestinians are doing so. ” Another said This language “was always literally present because it is social media in the boiler” and suggested confusing users because of “Bluesky’s Dogs -T Comments”.

“There was some misunderstanding here – we have not changed anything about our enforcement in this field and we have no intention to do this,” said Bluesky spokesman.