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spir-13988	Liu, Diyi	BORDERLINE CONTENT AND PLATFORMISED SPEECH GOVERNANCE: MAPPING TIKTOK’S MODERATION CONTROVERSIES IN SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST ASIA	2025.0	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1796	114	39	As part of their increasing role in the public sphere (Fischer & Jarren, 2023), content moderation of UGC platforms involves an ongoing process of legitimation through interactions among platforms and other social actors, who continually rearticulate moderation norms sensitive to each national context. While extensive research has explored content moderation of digital platforms in democratic contexts, there remains a gap in understanding whether the Western communication order’s legitimation tools adequately address the complexities of less- than-democratic developing nations (Ramesh et al., 2022).	cache/spir-13988.pdf	txt/spir-13988.txt