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Coop: Open source Trust & Safety infrastructure for all2301 Classroom · Conference Day #2

As protocols and platforms grow, so do the demands of trust and safety dashboards, human review queues, and automated policy enforcement—yet most trust and safety solutions remain closed, proprietary, reinvented in isolation, and too often out of reach for smaller and decentralized platforms.

Robust Open Online Safety Tools (ROOST) is building a different future: one where the trust and safety tools that form this critical layer of Internet infrastructure are open, transparent, community-governed, and usable by platforms and organizations of all sizes. Attendees will get a quick refresher on what “trust and safety” means, hear how ROOST is succeeding with a non-profit and open source approach; see a demo of the open source Coop review tool in action; and finally, learn how to adopt and contribute to Coop and other open source trust and safety tools with ROOST.

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