Publishing moderation policy details would be like
crowd-sourcing cryptography software development -
creating a fractally increased attack surface
with a less profitable business model.
Social media companies operate in a market economy.
These are not public utilities or government programs.
Feel free to propose a more cost-effective approach.
I think exposing the rules will make them stronger.
Moderation is not cyber security. Virii don't turn around and argue that your AV is unfairly applying their rules to them.
I think the rules are quite different when dealing with human processes rather than algorithmic ones.
Could you elaborate, the same principle seems to apply to me, the costs of dealing with people attacking the edge strengthens the edge, no?