如何合理使用社交媒体 社交媒体Pinterest的新功能大获好评

社交媒体Pinterest的新功能大获好评  

Every social media pany should copy Pinterest's newest feature.
Twitter still can't get its ongoing harassment problems under control. Facebook refuses to take a stand on protecting what's true. But Pinterest continues to make doing the obvious
right thing look easy.
Pinterest's newest feature
launched this week
spots search queries that involve self-harm. And instead of then showing something that might validate a user's impulse to hurt themselves
or just showing nothing at all
the pany offers users 10 exercises to cope with feelings and release dangerous tension. (Previously
Pinterest offered external links to resources such as the National Suicide Prevention Hotline. Now
such resources are integrated directly into Pinterest.)
本周Pinterest推出了一项新功能，它可以监测到涉及自残的搜索请求。然后，该公司不会展示可能会激发用户伤害自己的冲动的内容，也不会什么都不展示，而是为用户提供10种控制情绪以及释放危险紧张情绪的方法。（先前Pinterest提供了一些外部链接，如国家自杀预防热线。如今这些资源被直接整合到Pinterest中。）
The exercises aren't plex
and neither is the tool. There are no fancy AI algorithms at work
and the presentation looks more like a digital brochure than anything else.
The entire intervention is really just a nicely formatted list of things you can do when facing stress—such as drawing
or writing down your feelings and then ripping up the pages—instead of hurting yourself.
But this isn't an exercise in technical capability. This is Pinterest's earnest attempt to help vulnerable people who are on their platform.
The activities Pinterest offers are evidence-based and were developed by working alongside mental health experts including Stanford's "Brainstorm" lab and the nonprofit Vibrant Emotional Health.