They describe their • discouraging creators from posting content strategy for managing problematic content as that may have a risk of harm “Remove, Reduce, Inform.” • encouraging users to report harmful content, The community guidelines say that and they would like users to talk about • removing harmful content or any content that issues that matter to them even if may potentially be harmful. [...] The guidelines say The community guidelines discourage creators content that goes against the from posting content that covers sensitive topics community standards can be allowed such as sexual content due to the likelihood of if it is newsworthy or in the public’s interest. [...] These guidelines state Facebook also notes the “importance of that inclusion of ‘shocking Facebook as a place to discuss and draw content,’ ‘sensitive events’ and attention to sexual violence and exploitation.” ‘controversial issues’ in content can result in that content being de-monetized. [...] They state topics, they also say that content which covers that content that would otherwise be removed topics such as sexual abuse and emotional abuse from the platform can stay on YouTube if it has may be monetizable if these topics are discussed Educational, Documentary, Scientific, or Artistic in “an explicitly uplifting manner.” (EDSA) context. However, it is up to the creator to make it as c. [...] TikTok Instagram guidelines say that it is important for creators to be able to “share their stories” on the platform, Instagram’s community and for the platform to be viewed as a safe space guidelines mirror those listed to do so.
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