Yeah it's intense but also mundane to think that they need these experts, both so they can exonerate themselves of potential wrongdoing by putting the responsibility onto them and also because they are unable to do the basic ethical thinking there.

Examples of stuff they will ban are still so strong; you basically have to outright say you're a white nationalist. White nationalist talking points are too vague for facebook. But I guess if they banned every person who talked about white genocide etc. they'd lose a lot of people, so they're not in a rush.

“We’ve had conversations with more than 20 members of civil society, academics, in some cases these were civil rights organizations, experts in race relations from around the world,”

I'm gonna call bullshit on that one, unless they happened to be referring to all the people that chewed them out for their lack of response (who probably also fit those descriptions). I'm sure that those 20 or so members could also negatively impact Facebook's profit margins hence the new measures taken here.

"Phrases such as “I am a proud white nationalist” and “Immigration is tearing this country apart; white separatism is the only answer” will now be banned, according to the company. Implicit and coded white nationalism and white separatism will not be banned immediately, in part because the company said it’s harder to detect and remove."