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Working in Public: The Making and Maintenance of Open Source Software Highlight
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— Nadia EghbalModeration, for example, requires that communities be empowered to self-organize and manage their own rules, as we discovered from Ostrom’s work. Platforms ought to give creators the tools they need to manage their own communities. But platforms also face enormous public pressure to develop their own moderation policies, which are difficult to apply indiscriminately to every creator and their respective community.
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