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We lose good UGC because junior producers either over-clean or reject too quickly; we need a consistent standard to scale content curation.
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Become — change the pattern
+Across the last 200 UGC submissions, show the pattern of rejections: how many were genuinely risky…
Become — change the pattern
+Across the last 200 UGC submissions, show the pattern of rejections: how many were genuinely risky versus fixable? Recommend one decision threshold (legal flag, visual score, or brand mismatch) and a 3-step intake checklist producers should use so we rescue useful content without increasing legal exposure or diluting brand voice.
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