we spend a lot of time dealing with the adversarial actions of bad actors on the platform and have entire teams dedicated to doing so, but we definitely want to ensure that we are removing accounts that are repeatedly violating our community standards. just on that issue of copyright, if someone posts highlight clips of the premier league or whatever it is, within minutes that is removed. british—based footballer rinsola babajide posted some pictures of some boots, underneath got a torrent of abuse. she then told through her instagram stories how she reported it. 2a hours, it was still there. is more leverage or more resources being given when money is involved rather than emotions and people's feelings? content that is reported for hate speech, we often will require human review in order to take into account context, so in many cases, when hate speech is shared, it does violate our community standards, but in some cases, someone has shared it because they wanted to raise awareness of what has happened