A year of hate: what I learned when I went undercover with the far right theguardian.com 34 points by detaro 18 hours ago
nathanaldensr 18 hours ago [flagged] jmclnx 17 hours ago sure it will be flagged soon. nadir_ishiguro 17 hours ago Not familiar with how flagging works. Why would it be flagged? tough 17 hours ago when topics are too political usually flame wars abound and moderators can choose to flag/derank a submission to avoid the comments section going wild or just close comments altogether in extreme casesall i can find on doing research is if a thread has more comments than upvotes that might be what flags it as flamewar candidate (but seems mostly is manually reviewed by moderators, not fully-automated) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39790881 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39231821 ks2048 17 hours ago Is there a simple rule about how many "flags" vs "upvotes" lead to an article not appearing on the front page? junek 17 hours ago [flagged] teddyh 17 hours ago Or, just maybe, HN is full of people who don’t come to HN to read about nazis. jillyboel 17 hours ago fascist HNers that don't want to look bad will flag it to hide it
jmclnx 17 hours ago sure it will be flagged soon. nadir_ishiguro 17 hours ago Not familiar with how flagging works. Why would it be flagged? tough 17 hours ago when topics are too political usually flame wars abound and moderators can choose to flag/derank a submission to avoid the comments section going wild or just close comments altogether in extreme casesall i can find on doing research is if a thread has more comments than upvotes that might be what flags it as flamewar candidate (but seems mostly is manually reviewed by moderators, not fully-automated) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39790881 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39231821 ks2048 17 hours ago Is there a simple rule about how many "flags" vs "upvotes" lead to an article not appearing on the front page? junek 17 hours ago [flagged] teddyh 17 hours ago Or, just maybe, HN is full of people who don’t come to HN to read about nazis. jillyboel 17 hours ago fascist HNers that don't want to look bad will flag it to hide it
nadir_ishiguro 17 hours ago Not familiar with how flagging works. Why would it be flagged? tough 17 hours ago when topics are too political usually flame wars abound and moderators can choose to flag/derank a submission to avoid the comments section going wild or just close comments altogether in extreme casesall i can find on doing research is if a thread has more comments than upvotes that might be what flags it as flamewar candidate (but seems mostly is manually reviewed by moderators, not fully-automated) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39790881 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39231821 ks2048 17 hours ago Is there a simple rule about how many "flags" vs "upvotes" lead to an article not appearing on the front page? junek 17 hours ago [flagged] teddyh 17 hours ago Or, just maybe, HN is full of people who don’t come to HN to read about nazis. jillyboel 17 hours ago fascist HNers that don't want to look bad will flag it to hide it
tough 17 hours ago when topics are too political usually flame wars abound and moderators can choose to flag/derank a submission to avoid the comments section going wild or just close comments altogether in extreme casesall i can find on doing research is if a thread has more comments than upvotes that might be what flags it as flamewar candidate (but seems mostly is manually reviewed by moderators, not fully-automated) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39790881 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39231821 ks2048 17 hours ago Is there a simple rule about how many "flags" vs "upvotes" lead to an article not appearing on the front page?
ks2048 17 hours ago Is there a simple rule about how many "flags" vs "upvotes" lead to an article not appearing on the front page?
junek 17 hours ago [flagged] teddyh 17 hours ago Or, just maybe, HN is full of people who don’t come to HN to read about nazis.
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sure it will be flagged soon.
Not familiar with how flagging works. Why would it be flagged?
when topics are too political usually flame wars abound and moderators can choose to flag/derank a submission to avoid the comments section going wild or just close comments altogether in extreme cases
all i can find on doing research is if a thread has more comments than upvotes that might be what flags it as flamewar candidate (but seems mostly is manually reviewed by moderators, not fully-automated) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39790881 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39231821
Is there a simple rule about how many "flags" vs "upvotes" lead to an article not appearing on the front page?
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Or, just maybe, HN is full of people who don’t come to HN to read about nazis.
fascist HNers that don't want to look bad will flag it to hide it