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README.md

Preamble

Idea: <to be assigned>
Title: Chat moderation
Status: Draft
Created: 2017-11-23
Related: https://github.com/status-im/ideas/issues/15

Summary

Moderation of public chat groups.

Vision

Users must have greater control over the content in their chat feeds to ensure a positive experience. We can give users that control by providing them with a suite of moderation tools. Our moderation tools will enable users to define their own content rules or subscribe to a moderation provider to do it for them. A marketplace will ultimately exist where users can choose from a range of moderation providers.

Swarm Participants

  • Lead Contributor: @james
  • Testing & Evaluation:
  • Contributor: @themue
  • Contributor:
  • UX (if relevant):

Requirements

Goals & Implementation Plan

Minimum Viable Product

Goal Date:

Description

The MVP provides users with basic moderation tools so that they can block users, filter posts with certain phrases, and reduce spam.

User Stories

Blocking a user

User A enters a public group chat. User B sends a message that User A dislikes. User A blocks User B. All messages from User B no longer show up in any chat feeds of User A.

Reducing spam

User A enters a public group chat. User A discovers that messages in the chat feed are low quality (spam). User A adjusts the required SNT burn value until the quality of the chat feed improves.

Filter unwanted content

User A does not want to view any messages that contain the phrase x. User A updates their moderation rules to ignore any messages that contain the phrase x. Messages that contain the phrase x no longer appear in any chat feeds of User A.

Advanced filtering with smart contracts

User A is a power user. User A configures their moderation rules to include the address of a smart contract that implements a standard rules interface. The smart contract will be called to evaluate new messages as they are received.

Requirements

  • A format / schema for moderation rules must be defined.
  • A standard rules interface for smart contracts must be defined.
  • A smart contract that must:
    • Allow a caller to burn any ERC20 token.
    • Allow a caller to label burn amounts.
    • Return burn amounts given a token address, user address, and an optional label.
  • A moderation settings UI must exist where the user may configure:
    • Blocked users.
    • Filtered phrases.
    • The address of a smart contract to call.
    • Burn amount required.
  • UserA must be able to block a UserB from UserB's profile.
  • Messages are evaluated against the moderation rules before they are rendered, aborting render where necessary.
  • Moderation rules must persist between sessions.
  • Chat group settings UI must:
    • Display the user's burn amount for that channel.
    • Allow users to burn tokens for that channel.

Iteration 1

Goal Date:

Description

Users can subscribe to moderation providers.

User Stories

Requirements

TBD

Iteration 2

Goal Date:

Description

A moderation marketplace.

User Stories

Requirements

TBD

Iteration 1..N

Goal Date:

Supporting Role Communication

Post-Mortem

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