BlindSpot: Comment Clean-Up
Moderate social media comments for a blind musician by swiping left to block trolls and swiping right to keep genuine fan support.
How to play
- Read or listen to the current comment from the queue of 12 posts.
- Swipe right or click the Keep button to heart genuine fan support.
- Swipe left or click the Block button to delete trolls and backhanded remarks.
- Tap the Read button to have the screen reader play the text aloud again.
- Finish the entire queue without making 3 mistakes to protect the community vibe.
Controls
- Touch
- Swipe the comment card left or right, or tap the bottom action buttons.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click and drag the comment card left or right, or click the action buttons.
More about this game
You act as the live social media moderator for Jack, a blind musician featured on the cover of Music Weekly. Your goal is to maintain the community vibe by filtering a queue of 12 comments. The core loop involves reading or listening to each comment and deciding if it is genuine support or a backhanded troll. Correct choices add 4 vibe points, while mistakes cost 22 points. The run ends in victory if you finish with a vibe of 68 or higher, or fails immediately if you make 3 mistakes or hit zero vibe.
Tips
- Listen closely to the intent behind the words; backhanded compliments like saying someone is good for a blind guy should be blocked.
- You start with 76 vibe points and can afford up to 2 mistakes, but each one drains 22 points, so choose carefully.
- If you prefer dragging the card instead of using the buttons, you must move it at least 82 pixels to trigger a decision.
Questions
How do I win the game?
You must successfully moderate all 12 comments in the queue and finish with a community vibe score of at least 68 to keep the real support visible.
What happens if I make a mistake?
A mistake drops your community vibe by 22 points and gives you a strike. If you make 3 mistakes or your vibe drops to zero, the moderation run ends immediately.
How do I know if a comment is bad?
Look for comments that treat Jack's disability or his guide dog as a punchline. Genuine praise for his music or style should be kept, while backhanded remarks must be blocked.