Create a project for each type of content you want to moderate. For example,
you could create a project for user profiles and another for comments. You
can then have a queue dedicated for profiles and another for comments.
You can select a date range to include items from. If you don’t select a date range, all items will be included.It is recommended to only include items from the last 3 months to ensure the queue doesn’t get too large.Depending on your throughput, you may want to include a shorter time range.
You can select which languages should be included in the queue. If you don’t select any languages, all languages will be included.One approach is to have a queues dedicated to each language, and have your moderators assigned based on the language they speak.
If you choose to filter by actions taken on items, the queue will only contain items that have had one of the selected actions executed.This is a powerful way to create queues for items that need to be reviewed, or items that have been flagged by users.
You can create an action called “Flag” and have users flag items they think
should be reviewed. You can then create a queue that only contains items
that have been flagged.
You can create an action called “Escalated” and have moderators escalate
items they think should be reviewed by a senior moderator. You can then
create a queue that only contains items that have been escalated.
You can decide whether to show items that have been flagged by your project models (see flagging thresholds) or items that have not been flagged or all items.It is recommended to focus on items that have been flagged by your project, and adjusting the flagging thresholds to match your needs.
You can choose to focus your queue on specific labels. For example, you could create a queue that only contains items that have been labelled as “Toxic” or “Negative”.This way you can create higher priority queues for items that are more likely to be problematic.Label scoreAdditionally you can also require those labels to have a minimum score. For example, you could create a queue that only contains items that have been labelled as “Toxic” with a confidence of 90% or higher.
By default the queue will show items in the order they were created. This is to ensure that items that have been in the queue for a long time are not forgotten.You can change this to show the newest items first.
When you update the configuration of a queue, the queue will instantly update to show only items matching the new configuration.You can safely update the configuration of a queue to test different configurations, and then revert back to the original configuration.Items you’ve previously resolved will still be resolved, and wont reappear in the queue.
