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Posted: Nov 11 2014 (12:59)
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Last Response: Nov 12 2014 (15:19)
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Last Response: Nov 12 2014 (15:19)
Going through FMship removal post which has been archieved, I have a suggestion, I have worked in the past as content monitor for ebay.uk with a BPO where we used to take down the listings which were not listed as per the listing policies. There we used to monitor all the disputes including profanity. Now for this purpose, there were clear guidelines in writing about which words are not allowed. There are disputes always but whether those sentences were containing any profane words was one of the criteria. I think every one should be allowed to express his opinion till the words used are not profane. Let there be a list of profane words. Like the 'dumb' word used which led to removal of FMship. Let there be a list of such words which can't be used so that the decision of removal does not appear to be arbitrary and biased....
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Mod Sir,
I have just discussed here the way we used to deal with website violators 7-8 years ago. The ebay.uk company had a search tool for the search of such phrases and the words and would send the listing nos.(like blog no.) to us and we would review and see if it violated the policies, immidiately the listing was removed. The profane words were defined like bast**d, f*ck etc were allowed but not in full form that is complete word as bastard etc. The rule is same for Indian websites also, rather Indian websites take a clue from American rule makers for websites. We can have our own set of rules and words which are not allowed and put this on...
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I have just discussed here the way we used to deal with website violators 7-8 years ago. The ebay.uk company had a search tool for the search of such phrases and the words and would send the listing nos.(like blog no.) to us and we would review and see if it violated the policies, immidiately the listing was removed. The profane words were defined like bast**d, f*ck etc were allowed but not in full form that is complete word as bastard etc. The rule is same for Indian websites also, rather Indian websites take a clue from American rule makers for websites. We can have our own set of rules and words which are not allowed and put this on...
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