"human moderation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the management of a community, system, or activity by people, rather than relying on algorithms or machines. For example, "The online forum relies on human moderation to ensure the safety of its users."
The support post says that the flagging is done through "a mix of machine-learning classification and human moderation by our Trust & Safety team the group of individuals who help moderate Tumblr," adding that the site has been expanding the team due to the daunting task of wiping the site of any and all nudity and pornography.
Human moderation clearly cannot scale to review so much content without there being far more human moderators employed by Facebook — a move it clearly wants to resist, given the costs involved (Facebook's entire company headcount only totals just over 17,000 staff).
In terms of human moderation, Graham himself had been spending three to four hours per day simply moderating the site.
"There really is no substitute for human moderation".
It's in their interest to do this sort of thing, especially if they're investing in human moderation and filtering algorithms.
Yik Yak has a reporting tool that flags posts as spam, offensive, or targeting someone; posts that get enough complaints are sent to a human moderation team.
It's a problem that necessitates human-moderation and enough human moderators to review user reports in a timely fashion so that problem content can be identified accurately and removed promptly — in other words, the opposite of what appears to have happened in this instance.
Faces are automatically obscured: body tattoos can be manually blocked, and a human privacy moderation team reviews each photo or video before it is added to the database.
Sure, if Facebook doesn't share, it could save a few bucks others have to spend on human content moderation or other toiling avoided with AI.
Today's new features are nowhere near as earth-shattering as the Google+ move, but instead represent a more realistic view of comment management – like elsewhere on the web, automated systems combined with human-led moderation seem to work best.
He was optimistic about Robot9000, a new 4chan board with a combination of human and machine moderation.
