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Version: V11

How to Configure Portal's Content Moderation Policy

VIDIZMO understands that user content can sometimes deviate from the brand's appropriate guidelines, posing risks of spam, unwanted, or abusive content being uploaded to the portal. To address this concern, VIDIZMO has implemented a strong content moderation policy by letting you set the required number of moderators. Moderators are needed in any online platform and communities where user-generated content is present, they maintain community guidelines, prevent abuse, and create a positive and safe user experience by performing content moderation.

This policy ensures that the content approval process is thorough and adaptable to different organizational needs, thereby safeguarding the authenticity and accuracy of all published content.

Click here to read more about Understanding Moderation Workflow.

Prerequisites​

To set up the Moderation Policy for your portal, make sure the Media Moderation feature is turned on for your group and that you’re part of that group.

Configuring Content Moderation Policy​

  1. From the Portal's Home page, click on the navigation menu on the top left of your screen.
  2. Expand the Admin tab.
  3. Click on Portal Settings, and you'll be directed to the Portal Settings page.

  1. In the Portal Settings pane, click on the Library tab to reveal its options.

  2. From the options displayed, select Content Moderation from the menu. 

  3. Enable Content Moderation:

  • Select the Allow Content Moderation checkbox to enforce content moderation for files in the portal. 
  • Select Allow Content Moderation for Redacted Contents(Optional).

Note: This option is only available if Redaction feature is enabled. The file will enter the moderation workflow in both cases whether you save the redacted content as a new file or overwrite the existing file.

  1. Moderator Policies (Optional):
  • To enforce moderation on content submitted by moderators, enable Enforce Policy for Content Submitted by Moderators. 
  • To allow moderators to approve their own content without requiring approval from other moderators, select Allow Users to Approve Their Own Changes.
  • Both settings work for standard and redacted content.

  1. In the Required Number of Moderators field, set the count of moderators needed to review and approve content before it can be published. 

  2. Finally, click on the Update button to save changes. 

Content moderation helps enforce guidelines, address inappropriate content, and maintain a safe and positive user experience.

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