We crowdsource a large team of students at each school to moderate individual Fizz communities. Moderators review all reports, and no single mod can remove a post without approval by other mods (works like a democratic voting system). In other words, if your post was removed it means that a majority of moderators voted that your content violated a community guideline. Moderators can never see another student’s identity.
Moderators are randomly selected from a pool of Fizz users that are active and have had a history of good behavior. All moderators are trained to be objective and only remove content that violates our Community Guidelines. Moderators are also regularly vetted by the Fizz team.
Our goal is to make Fizz moderation transparent and objective. We understand that moderation decisions can not always be perfect and are continuously improving our policies to maintain Fizz as a safe and authentic platform.