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White Paper

Driving Positive Behavior

in Online Platforms

Learn how to detect positive behaviors online from the Safety Matters Summit panelists that spoke on the panel, "Let's Talk Positive Behavior in Gaming."

Content moderation teams have been focusing on detecting and removing toxic behavior, but what if online platforms also started to detect and reward positive behavior?

Platforms have seen a 15% increase in user retention when they remove toxic behavior and think rewarding users showing positive behavior can have the same impact.

Read the white paper to learn other benefits of detecting positive behavior.

Read this white paper to learn:

  • How to define a healthy online community.
  • Impact of rewarding positive behavior on user retention, length spent on your platform, and your company's bottom line.
  • Examples of how Blizzard Entertainment, Fandom, Riot Games, and Xbox are detecting positive behaviors.
  • The tools to use to start detecting and rewarding healthy behavior.
Driving Positive Behavior in Online Platforms

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