Official statement
If a site contains user-generated content such as comments, those sections must be moderated in order to be monetized. Publishers are responsible for all content present on their site, including that created by users, and must actively monitor it.
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TL;DR
Google requires user-generated content to be moderated in order to monetize the site. The publisher is responsible for all content, including that created by users. Failing to moderate can block monetization.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Pourquoi faut-il modérer le contenu généré par les utilisateurs ?
Pour prévenir le contenu nuisible ou inapproprié qui pourrait affecter la qualité du site et sa monétisation.
Qui est responsable du contenu généré par les utilisateurs sur un site ?
C'est l'éditeur du site qui en est responsable, même si le contenu est produit par les utilisateurs.
Quelles sont les conséquences de ne pas modérer le contenu utilisateur ?
Cela peut empêcher la monétisation du site et nuire à sa réputation.
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