Chris Albon

Sure. One where it’s genuinely useful is around things like auto moderation. One of the tools we made at the Foundation was this AutoModerator tool where communities set a threshold for the probability that an edit is vandalism. They set that threshold themselves. Then when edits come into that community — I think on the Turkish Wikipedia it’s like 0.985 — if it’s very, very, very likely that this is vandalism, we’ll auto-revert it. The idea is to free up volunteers from things like someone putting a bunch of swear words in an article — to free up a volunteer from having to go spend the time and do this grunt work of, like, why is there a Nazi flag on the cottagecore fashion page? That’s been a really good use, because it’s sort of grunt work we can take away from people having to do that.

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