Social media moderation
Moderate social content before your audience sees it.
Bring supported social content into one moderation workspace, apply repeatable rules to routine cases and keep human control over what is approved, hidden, pinned and published.
What social media moderation means inside a gallery workflow
For a social wall or website feed, moderation is the layer between collecting content and displaying it publicly. It gives the publisher a chance to decide which posts fit the brand, campaign or destination instead of treating every collected item as automatically publishable.
FeedGallery keeps moderation inside the same normalized content workspace used by the gallery. That means decisions can be made across supported source types with consistent controls, then reflected in the final gallery without rebuilding the source connection.
Why it is useful
Control the content before you control the layout.
Manual review
Approve, reject, hide, show, pin and unpin content while keeping the public gallery separate from the raw source stream.
Bulk actions
Select multiple items and apply common moderation actions when a campaign or source generates more content than one-by-one review can handle.
Repeatable rules
Use provider, source, source-type and keyword conditions to automate repetitive moderation decisions with an explicit priority model.
Ordering control
Reorder attached content so the public gallery reflects editorial priority rather than only provider chronology.
FeedGallery workflow
From source to display in four clear steps.
Collect
Let supported connected sources and public references populate the shared content workspace.
Filter
Search and narrow the workspace by provider, source and other available content context.
Decide
Apply manual actions or moderation rules to determine what should remain visible and publishable.
Publish
Attach the curated result to a gallery and control its order and presentation independently from the source.
Current product scope
Moderation that remains part of the publishing model
FeedGallery does not treat moderation as a separate export step. The moderation workspace, gallery attachments and public renderer are part of the same product flow, so editorial decisions stay connected to the display that uses them.
Approve, pending and reject moderation states.
Show, hide, pin and unpin visibility actions.
Bulk moderation and bulk attachment workflows.
Provider, source, source-type and keyword rule matching.
Rule reapplication to existing content and automatic execution on newly attached content.
FAQ
Questions about social media moderation
Can I approve posts before they appear on a FeedGallery gallery?
Yes. Content can remain under editorial control before it is shown publicly, with moderation and visibility actions available in the content workspace.
Can moderation be automated?
Yes. FeedGallery supports moderation rules based on provider, source, source type and keywords. Human review can still be used for exceptions and final editorial control.
Can I moderate content from different social sources in one place?
Yes. Once supported content is normalized into FeedGallery, it can be handled through the common content workspace rather than separate provider-specific moderation screens.
Can I pin or reorder important posts?
Yes. FeedGallery supports pinning and ordering controls so a gallery can reflect editorial priority instead of only the original source order.
Does moderation change the original social post?
No. FeedGallery moderation controls the normalized item and its gallery presentation; it does not edit the original post on the social network.
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