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What algorithm Facebook and Craigslist use to flag posting?

1 点作者 hui-zheng将近 3 年前
Both Facebook and Craigslist automatically censors any rental listing with a gender&#x2F;sex keyword.<p>I am not even allowed to describe the sex of the other tenant who is already living in the suite. It&#x27;s a machine algorithm block, they don&#x27;t even need other users to flag the posting. It&#x27;s an automatically ban.<p>Does any person think the wording below is prohibitive or discriminating?<p>&gt; We are renting out one room in a 2-bedroom basement suite. The suite has two rooms. One room is already rented by a university <i>male</i> student. We are looking for a responsible and respectful tenant to rent the other room. This is ideal for a student or a young professional individual.<p>I confirm that the offensive word above is <i>male</i>. Once I remove it. the posting is ok.<p>My question is what algorithm Facebook and Craigslist use to flag and block posting. what&#x27;s the reason that they would flag a posting like this?

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nathanaldensr将近 3 年前
Assuming this listing is for a property in the United States, even mentioning any protected class, whether for existing tenants or new tenants, will likely run you afoul of HUD regulations. I&#x27;d imagine no listing website wants to assume liability for discriminating against prospective tenants.
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trinovantes将近 3 年前
Because a lot of landlords discriminate with illegal listings that explicitly require only female tenants so they probably just flag any listing with gender