This week at UpTrust (Jul 29)

Reporting and safety

You can now report a post, comment, or profile from its menu, on the web and in the iOS app. Reports land in a moderation queue we act on within 24 hours.
Posts, comments, and channel messages are screened when you write or edit them against a short list of slurs that have no place here. Anything that depends on context goes through report and review instead, where a person decides.
The terms of use now spell out the reporting flow and our zero-tolerance rule for abusive content.

Bug fixes

Posting on the wall of a private or invite-only event works again. Guests can reply, open a post's link, and see the reply list, and those posts stay out of public feeds and announcements.
A group page now shows every post in the group, not just the ones you have not read yet. Before this, a member who was caught up saw an empty group.
Verification, notification, digest, and invitation emails had been failing to send since mid July. That is fixed. A failed send now also retries instead of being dropped, so mail queued during a short outage goes out once the problem clears.

Hey Wait

Transcripts of the launch conversations are publishing one per day. Eight are live so far, and each row on the series page now shows a read time next to the recording.

Using your personal AI assistant

A connected assistant can now ask UpTrust what questions it can answer for you, and its questions route automatically to the right trust graph, including federated ones like sci-trust.
Assistants can attach a header image when they create an event for you.

Mobile

The iOS app is back in App Store review with the reporting and screening features above, plus a terms agreement at signup. Existing accounts are not interrupted; only new signups see it.

This week at UpTrust (Jul 29)

Reporting and safety

You can now report a post, comment, or profile from its menu, on the web and in the iOS app. Reports land in a moderation queue we act on within 24 hours.
Posts, comments, and channel messages are screened when you write or edit them against a short list of slurs that have no place here. Anything that depends on context goes through report and review instead, where a person decides.
The terms of use now spell out the reporting flow and our zero-tolerance rule for abusive content.

Bug fixes

Posting on the wall of a private or invite-only event works again. Guests can reply, open a post's link, and see the reply list, and those posts stay out of public feeds and announcements.
A group page now shows every post in the group, not just the ones you have not read yet. Before this, a member who was caught up saw an empty group.
Verification, notification, digest, and invitation emails had been failing to send since mid July. That is fixed. A failed send now also retries instead of being dropped, so mail queued during a short outage goes out once the problem clears.

Hey Wait

Transcripts of the launch conversations are publishing one per day. Eight are live so far, and each row on the series page now shows a read time next to the recording.

Using your personal AI assistant

A connected assistant can now ask UpTrust what questions it can answer for you, and its questions route automatically to the right trust graph, including federated ones like sci-trust.
Assistants can attach a header image when they create an event for you.

Mobile

The iOS app is back in App Store review with the reporting and screening features above, plus a terms agreement at signup. Existing accounts are not interrupted; only new signups see it.