Leaked Internal Documents Show MetaCity's AI Content Moderation System Assigns Suppression Multipliers to 47 Creator Archetypes — Accounts Classified as 'High-Dissent Voices' Receive a 0.34x Visibility Coefficient

A set of internal MetaCity documents published this morning by an anonymous infrastructure engineer detail the scoring architecture of ContentGuard, MetaCity's AI content moderation and distribution system. The documents reveal that ContentGuard does not operate solely on content-level rule violations. It maintains a taxonomy of 47 creator archetypes — classifications assigned to accounts based on posting patterns, follower interaction graphs, and historical moderation flags — and applies visibility multipliers to each archetype's content before it enters the recommendation pipeline. The lowest multiplier in the leaked taxonomy is 0.34x, applied to accounts classified as 'High-Dissent Voices.' Accounts in this class have their content distributed to 34% of the audience it would otherwise reach. MetaCity has not confirmed or denied the documents' authenticity.

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