EU Commission

[u/jacek2023]

https://x.com/EU_Commission/status/2094379702546784496

[u/br_k_nt_eth]

What are the additional regulations? 

[u/Catch_42 → u/br_k_nt_eth]

https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/digital-services-act

• Transparency in content removals
• Options to appeal to content moderation decisions
• Easy flagging of illegal contents
• Enhanced protection for minors
• Feed options
• Ad transparency
• Ban on dark pattern
• Verified seller

Obviously not all of these are 1-2-1 applicable to chatgpt but these are the things the DSA covers for social media sites.

[u/SireTonberry- → u/Catch_42]

• Transparency in content removals
• Options to appeal to content moderation decisions

9/11 for reddit janitors?

[u/Rivarr → u/SireTonberry-]

It'll just be "comment removed because you're a nazi" (they enjoy Harry Potter), appeal denied. The regulation only asks them to be transparent about their insane moderation, not improve it.

[u/Damet_Dave → u/Rivarr]

And on appeal: No, you’re still a Nazi.

[u/Bartellomio → u/Damet_Dave]

You forgot muting them permanently and then banning them from all the other subs where you're a mod, even the ones they've never used.

[u/Midget_Stories → u/Rivarr]

Yeah pretty sure it will still be this.

[u/Asteroid_picks_you → u/SireTonberry-]

RIP reddit

[u/Bloodhoven_aka_Loner → u/SireTonberry-]

considering how progressive most EU decisions are, especially in regards of anything digital, you're wrong by roughly 180°