#LoveWins tool filters content to tackle online homophobia

An Irish company has launched a free tool aimed at combating homophobia online.

#LoveWins tool filters content to tackle online homophobia
Tue, 20 Jun, 2017 - 01:00
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The #LoveWins tool filters online content, searching web pages for homophobic or transphobic comments and replacing them with positive wording.

The tool was developed by an award-winning innovation studio, Connector, to celebrate Pride 2017.

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