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ダイヤモンドはHabboの別の通貨です。 2014年7月初旬に導入されました。実際のお金でクレジットを購入してダイヤモンドを受け取っています。ダイヤモンドはHabbo Clubを購入するために使用され、珍しい家具を購入するか、家具のクレジットとして償還することができます。 | ダイヤモンドはHabboの別の通貨です。 2014年7月初旬に導入されました。実際のお金でクレジットを購入してダイヤモンドを受け取っています。ダイヤモンドはHabbo Clubを購入するために使用され、珍しい家具を購入するか、家具のクレジットとして償還することができます。 | ||
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| − | + | Habbo's parent company Sulake employs 225 moderators, tracking some 70 million lines of conversation globally every day, blocking inappropriate users and filtering links to black-listed sites. | |
| − | + | Sulake also works with child safety organizations and local police forces to address inappropriate behavior. Habbo's moderation and safety systems were recognized as making the service one of the safest social networks in a 2011 European Commission report. In 2011, Habbo was also awarded the commendation of 'Safer by Design' from the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP). Sulake encourages users to take responsibility for reporting any abuses on the site, providing education and rapid-response support to users who may experience uncomfortable conversations. on relevant user safety issues and collaborates in more than 30 charitable partnerships around the world to educate teens about a wide range of topics including safe internet use, the dangers of drugs, bullying etc. Partners include [[National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children|NSPCC]] (ChildLine), [[UNICEF]], the [[Red Cross]], Frank, Child Right, Power Child as well as many other market specific organisations. by clicking on the offending avatar and clicking report then highlighting the offending pieces of chat. Users can also ignore the user by clicking on them and pressing ignore, this will block every action and chat line that comes from that user into his or her view. | |
| − | + | Automatic moderation exists in Habbo's language filter, the "Bobba Filter", which replaces offensive text with the simple word "bobba". Replacement applies to anything from mild to highly offensive words, phrases, and websites. | |
| − | + | From August 2000 to 31 December 2005, there existed a program for experienced members of each Habbo community to become a 'Hobba'. Hobbas were non-paid, volunteer moderators with limited powers that acted as Hotel Guides. On December 31, 2005, [[Sulake]] suspended the Hobba program due to major security issues and the rapidly growing Habbo community. It was decided that Habbo needed a stronger, more professional moderation team, that would be employees of [[Sulake]]. Following requests for the program to be revived, in June 2012, it was announced that modernized Hobbas, called Guardians, would be introduced into Habbo. These users will have limited moderation powers and will be closely monitored to ensure safety is not compromised. | |
| − | + | In June 2012, a two-month investigation by [[Channel 4 News]] uncovered lapses in Habbo's online moderation, which subsequently led to withdrawals from two of the company's biggest investors. In response to the news, Habbo globally muted all chat, and launched "The Great Unmute", allowing users to express their views on the company's future, their experiences with Habbo, and their thoughts on the Channel Four News report. Following this, launching ''The Great Go-Live'', Habbo lifted the chat restrictions for [[Finland|Finnish]] users to allow testing on a new safety system. Restrictions on chat were then lifted in [[Norway]], [[Denmark]] and [[Sweden]], and finally in the [[English language|English]] hotel on 6 July 2012. | |
