Reminds me of a conversation I had with a tech company person once where they were like why is civil society so hard on the tech companies who are trying to do the right thing, and I was like “do you want a world where civil society gives them a pass?” Everyone has a role…

I was doing a totally normal voice fyi.
What would you suggest is the way?

Roblox went with a high level description of their moderation processes and a slightly less incomprehensible spreadsheet. corp.roblox.com/pdf/EU-DSA-T...

This is as opposed to EA’s report which I wrote about earlier, where they claim 0 terrorism across all their games, also worth understanding how they got there: bsky.app/profile/dani...

Take Two has a similarly clear report, though not separated by game products. Of note is how actionable it seems user reports of terrorism/extremism in their games are. What’s going on there? ir.take2games.com/static-files...

Epic Games on the other hand put together a readable report, including differentiating by game product (!) but its unclear where the categories they’re using come from as they’re different from others: safety.epicgames.com/en-US/transp...

Both Riot Games and Activision went the route of “post incomprehensible spreadsheets”: www.activision.com/cdn/activisi...

cdn.playersupport.riotgames.com/digital_serv...

“Equity made me change my name to Alec Baldwin when I joined the union but that was not actually my birth name”
“…what was your birth name?”
*eyes glow*