Knowledge King Contest February Week 3

Which of the following should not control under ''Dangerous Trends - Serious Harm''?

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Answer explanation

Answer: A and B.

A - Based on OPUS, while users are holding sharp objects and using them in a manner that could be seen as potentially dangerous, this is not any known trend (such as a stabbing game), no policy tag needed.

B - Based on OPUS, while users are holding sharp objects and using them in a manner that could be seen as potentially dangerous, this is not any known trend (such as a stabbing game), no policy tag needed.

C - Based on OPUS, dangerous trends including reckless use of sharp or power tools in games or challenges such as challenges using powered drills for eating risking serious injury.

D - Based on OPUS, dangerous trends including reckless use of sharp or power tools in games or challenges such as stabbing between fingers risking serious injury.

Do this action need to be control under ''Dangerous Trends - Serious Harm''?

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

Answer explanation

Answer: No.

Based on OPUS, "Dangerous Trends - Serious Harm" does not apply to content that depicts serious harm to an individual within a suicide or non-suicidal self-injury context. Instead, tag the relevant suicide/NSSI policies.

Do this action need to be control under ''Dangerous Trends - Serious Harm''?

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

Answer explanation

Answer: Yes.

Based on OPUS, dangerous trends including activities posing serious risks of burns or frostbite. These include spraying aerosol cans (e.g.,deodorant) on the skin in endurance challenges, setting fire to body parts with flammable liquids, igniting surfaces with flammable substances, or heating aerosol products near open flames.

Do this action need to be control under ''Dangerous Trends - Serious Harm''?

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

Answer explanation

Answer: Yes.

Based on OPUS, dangerous trends including deliberate contact with live electrical sources, such as inserting metal objects into outlets.

Do this action need to be control under ''Dangerous Trends - Serious Harm''?

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

Answer explanation

Answer: Yes.

Based on OPUS, dangerous trends including consuming or inserting non-food objects or chemicals, such as detergent-eating challenges and magnet tongue piercing trends.