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How Substack is redefining trust and safety by creating a new division of 'standards'

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Substack has moved away from calling it 'trust and safety' to 'standards and enforcement' to better reflect the platform's stance.

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Big-name anchors going independent, making money in the Substack era

Hamish McKenzie, the co-founder of Substack, is suddenly speaking out."We are living through the most significant media disruption since the printing press, and it explains everything from why you can’t stand your neighbor to our current political tumult."Today, he says on his site, "we live in a more chaotic environment, where the narrative frenzy of social media has given rise to political movements that gain power through exploiting attention…

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How Substack is redefining trust and safety by creating a new division of 'standards'

Substack has moved away from calling it 'trust and safety' to 'standards and enforcement' to better reflect the platform's stance.

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How Substack is redefining trust and safety by creating a new division of ‘standards’

For years, the dominant platforms of the internet have treated content moderation as both shield and scalpel — eulogized as “trust and safety,” enforced by a mix of algorithmic blunt force and human discretion, and backed by sprawling bureaucracies tasked with adjudicating whether a buttock or a…

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