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  1. Kean Bean @[email protected] ·
    CW: Facebook, ethnic cleansing, the Tigray war

    Facebook/Meta is doing what it does best: getting rid of their content moderators.
    They recently laid off their Kenyan team consisting of 180 people. The team was being paid absolute shit, have no savings, and have been barred from re-submitting applications. They have a fundraiser that is currently only at 7% of its goal.
    gogetfunding.com/african-conte
    nation.africa/kenya/news/kenya
    ft.com/content/afeb56f2-9ba5-4

    Meta obviously hasn't learned from what happened in Ethiopia. In 2020–2022, an estimated 385,000–⁠600,000 (the conservative count) died in the Tigray war. This war was largely fueled by a desire for ethnic cleansing, which was exacerbated and spread by Facebook posts. These posts containing hate speech would have been caught if Meta had an adequate content moderation team.
    globalwitness.org/en/campaigns
    npr.org/2022/12/17/1142873282/

    With about half a million people dead and 13 million affected by the resulting famine, Facebook is currently being sued for 1.6 billion. And instead of making sure that their social media site doesn't insight violence, they're laying off moderators and pouring money into virtual worlds that no one actually wants.
    If you have the money, please donate to the ex-moderator's legal fund. The more legal pressure put on Meta means a lower chance of another genocide.
    gogetfunding.com/african-conte

    Link soup ahead:
    #facebook #meta #metaVerse #tormentNexus #markZuckerberg #Tigray #TigrayWar #kenya #ethiopia #genocide #ethnicCleansing #donate
    #affirmativeAction #legalFunds #fundraiser #fundraising #contentModerator #contentModeration #employment #poverty

    #facebook #meta #metaverse #tormentnexus #markzuckerberg #tigray
  2. Kean Bean @[email protected] ·
    CW: Facebook, ethnic cleansing, the Tigray war

    Facebook/Meta is doing what it does best: getting rid of their content moderators.
    They recently laid off their Kenyan team consisting of 180 people. The team was being paid absolute shit, have no savings, and have been barred from re-submitting applications. They have a fundraiser that is currently only at 7% of its goal.
    gogetfunding.com/african-conte
    nation.africa/kenya/news/kenya
    ft.com/content/afeb56f2-9ba5-4

    Meta obviously hasn't learned from what happened in Ethiopia. In 2020–2022, an estimated 385,000–⁠600,000 (the conservative count) died in the Tigray war. This war was largely fueled by a desire for ethnic cleansing, which was exacerbated and spread by Facebook posts. These posts containing hate speech would have been caught if Meta had an adequate content moderation team.
    globalwitness.org/en/campaigns
    npr.org/2022/12/17/1142873282/

    With about half a million people dead and 13 million affected by the resulting famine, Facebook is currently being sued for 1.6 billion. And instead of making sure that their social media site doesn't insight violence, they're laying off moderators and pouring money into virtual worlds that no one actually wants.
    If you have the money, please donate to the ex-moderator's legal fund. The more legal pressure put on Meta means a lower chance of another genocide.
    gogetfunding.com/african-conte

    Link soup ahead:
    #facebook #meta #metaVerse #tormentNexus #markZuckerberg #Tigray #TigrayWar #kenya #ethiopia #genocide #ethnicCleansing #donate
    #affirmativeAction #legalFunds #fundraiser #fundraising #contentModerator #contentModeration #employment #poverty

    #poverty #employment #contentmoderation #contentmoderator #fundraising #fundraiser