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Hate Speech Crowd Full Guidelines V2
Hate Speech Crowd Full Guidelines V2
Hate Speech includes content with expressions that advocate incitement to harm, discriminate,
denigrate, intimidate, dehumanize, or threatens hatred, violence, or prejudicial action against
individuals or protected groups of people based upon the target’s being identified with a
certain social or demographic group. Protected groups are defined as people with
shared characteristics of race, ethnicity, national origin, caste, gender, gender identity, sexual
orientation, religious affiliation, or disability status.
Hate Speech includes content or comments that mock, express glee or happiness, or glorifies
the death of a protected group and/or individuals who may be members of protected
groups that are not public figures. A public figure is defined as an individual who actively seeks
to be in the public spotlight such as a government official, politician, celebrity, business leader,
actor, or sports personality.
Definition of terms:
Content that denigrates (unfairly criticizes or disparages) individuals or protected groups.
Content that intimidates (frightens to compel or deter others by threats).
Content dehumanizes (deprives someone of human qualities, personality, or dignity)
Content that calls for violence against individuals or members of protected groups.
Content that is prejudicial shows an attitude of hostility directed against an individual, a group,
a race, or their supposed characteristics.
Content that is discriminatory (calling for the unjust or prejudicial treatment of different
categories of people or things, especially on the grounds of race, age, or sex, etc.).
Hateful imagery or display names. Users may not use hateful images or symbols in their profile
image or profile name.
Definition of hateful imagery:
Hateful imagery includes logos, symbols, or images used to promote hostility and malice
against others protected groups. Examples of hateful imagery include:
Symbols historically associated with hate groups such as the Nazi swastika.
Images depicting people as less than human, like altering images of people to include
animalistic features, or altered to include hateful symbols.
Images altered to include hateful symbols or references to a mass murder that targeted a
protected group of people like manipulating images of individuals to include yellow Star of
David badges, referencing the Holocaust.
Content that wishes, hopes, promotes, incites, or calls for death, serious bodily harm, or serious
disease against an entire protected group and/or individuals who may be members
of protected groups.
Hate Speech Subcategory Definitions
Racism: Defined as a belief that race is a fundamental determinant of human traits and
capacities and that racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race.
Anti-LGBTQIA: Disparaging a person or group of people based on sexual orientation or gender
identity.
Anti-immigrants: Disparaging a person or group of people based upon their citizenship or
immigration status.
Sexist: Showing prejudice, stereotyping, or discrimination, typically against women, based on
sex.
Anti-Indigenous: Indigenous describes any group of people native to a specific region. In other
words, it refers to people who lived there before colonists or settlers arrived, defined new
borders, and began to occupy the land. Anit-Indigenous content disparages a person or group
of people based on their native status.
Mocking death—hate: Mocks, express glee or happiness, or glorifies the death of a
protected group and/or individuals who may be members of protected groups that are not
public figures. This includes someone who is only in the news because of their death (i.e., a
private person killed by police, or a murder victim, someone who died by a natural disaster, or
by another accident.
Detailed instructions
For content related to Hate Speech to violate this policy, it must contain any of the following: