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RichardCoulter · 09-07-2022, 09:22

In the UK it will be the job of site owners/managers/admin/moderators to either spot and deal with inappropriate posts before they cause any problems or appropriately deal with any complaints that are received.

If they fail to do this, Ofcom will have a variety of powers open to them, such as fines & imprisonment. These sanctions for non compliance can also be used against individuals, not just the companies/individuals that own the sites.

This is why I think that training is essential before the act comes into force.

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RichardCoulter cf.mega poster Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 10,063	Re: Police to get tough on internet trolls. In the UK it will be the job of site owners/managers/admin/moderators to either spot and deal with inappropriate posts before they cause any problems or appropriately deal with any complaints that are received. If they fail to do this, Ofcom will have a variety of powers open to them, such as fines & imprisonment. These sanctions for non compliance can also be used against individuals, not just the companies/individuals that own the sites. This is why I think that training is essential before the act comes into force.