Dublin is Facebook's most important headquarters outside California. The Community Operations team based here does not just cover Europe, but also examines reports sent in by millions of users across the Middle East, Africa and large parts of Latin America. In the words of Sonia Flynn, the managing director of Facebook Ireland, they are "the front line between Facebook and the people who use Facebook".
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/features/what-happens-when-you-report-abuse-the-secretive-facebook-censors-who-decide-what-is--and-what-isnt-abuse-10045437.html
Interesting article. Every abuse report is read by a human: I'm actually surprised at that. I'm also really glad that I don't have that job.
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You wonder if they have looked to Foxconn's lead and installed suicide netting at their offices...