Facebook Launched New Tools For Group Admins

Facebook is launching a replacement set of tools to assist group admins to manage their communities more effectively. Admins of Facebook Groups can utilize new tools for managing their communities, moderating conversations, and learning a touch more about their members.

Facebook says there are now over 70 million active admins and moderators running groups around the world. Here are the new tools Facebook is rolling bent help admins do their job more efficiently. 

Admin Home

There’s now an easy and more intuitive thanks to accessing all the tools, settings, and features admins got to manage a Facebook Group. Admin house is a replacement one-stop destination for admins where they can:

• See what needs attention across posts, members, and reported comments.

• Find key tools through a clearer, reorganized layout that shows what’s available under each category.

• Access new features that are enrolled within the future.

Admin Assist

Admin Assist may be a new tool to assist in moderate conversations and potential conflict. It allows admins to line criteria for automatically moderating posts and comments.

Using these new settings, admins can:

• Restrict engagement supported several options, like how long a user has had a Facebook account or how long they need to be a member of the group.

• Reduce promotional content by declining posts and comments with specific links, with the power to supply feedback for the author telling them why the content was declined.

• Use suggested criteria from Facebook to assist defend the group against spam, maintain positive discussions, and resolving conflicts within the group.

In a video you'll see how it all works almost like the Shortcuts app on Apple iPhones:

Admins can browse, add and edit criteria in Admin Assist to satisfy the requirements of their group. Admins have the choice to undo specific actions from Admin Assist or to vary and refine criteria over time.

Facebook is testing a replacement sort of moderation alert, called “conflict alerts,” that uses AI to detect contentious or unhealthy conversations within the group.

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Admins will receive conflict alerts as notifications, which may allow them to require action as quickly as possible.

In situations where it's going to help to slow down a conversation, instead of removing posts or comments, admins can set temporary restrictions.

For example, admins can temporarily restrict how often specific group members can comment, and control how often comments are often made on certain posts.

Member Summaries

Facebook is introducing a replacement member summary feature that permits admins to ascertain a consolidated summary of every member’s activity within the group.

A member summary can include information like the number of times a member has posted and commented, or when they’ve had posts removed or been muted within the group.

Appeals

A new tool will allow admins to resolve conflicts with one another.

Facebook Group admins can now appeal violations for the content they or other admins posted, or that they approved from members, also as content from members.

The appeals are going to be reviewed by Facebook to form sure the proper decision was made

Tag Group Rules

Groups admins and moderators can now tag group rules in comments and posts, which makes it easier to share and enforce rules.

Members also can tag specific group rules once they report posts and comments to admins.