Page Six outlines community guidelines
The site details rules for user engagement and content moderation.
The Brief
- The site outlines rules for user engagement and content moderation.
- Posts may be rejected for spam, insults, profanity, incoherent language, obscene content, or threats.
- User accounts may be blocked for repeated violations, racist, sexist, or homophobic comments, or attempts that put the site security at risk.
Page Six has published its community guidelines, outlining rules for user engagement and content moderation.
The guidelines state that posts may be rejected if they contain spam, insults, profanity, incoherent language, obscene content, or threats.
User accounts may be blocked if users repeatedly post comments that have been previously moderated or rejected, or if they make racist, sexist, or homophobic comments, or attempt tactics that put the site security at risk.
Users are encouraged to stay on topic and use the report tool to flag rule violations.
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