Meta today announced a new update aimed at giving creators more control over their comments section on Facebook.
Creators can now search comments by keyword and perform bulk actions from the comment manager in the professional dashboard. For example, you can search for heart-eye emojis to group comments, or search for the word “ugly” to hide them all.
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You can then view all of your moderation stats, including the number of comments you’ve hidden over the past month, by reviewing your insights in Moderation Assist’s activity log. Moderation Assist isn’t new, but it now shows authors via inline comment previews and criteria tags in logs what criteria must be met in order for comments to be hidden.
“The safety and well-being of creators is the foundation for their success on Facebook,” Meta’s Jasmine Han said in an email to Mashable. “In addition to these new features, over the past year we have hosted educational programs such as Safety School, provided further assistance with our in-app support hub, and expanded access to live chat agent support to qualified creators. , has rolled back: We are removing the moderation feature within Professional Mode to allow creators to interact safely with our growing community.”
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