We propose set up of all languages at a single site in Kuala Lumpur to start. With the current scale for Japanese and Korean language speakers only needing <10 resources each, a two-site solution at the onset would be expensive. Hence, we propose to launch this work for all languages in Kuala Lumpur until Japanese and Korean volumes increase.
• English, Cantonese, and Mandarin are readily available in Kuala Lumpur and have been solutioned in a 24x7 setup
• Japanese and Korean, are available at a smaller scale and have been solutioned for 9x7. 24x7 coverage could be a challenge and therefore we would provide this on a best-efforts basis
TOKYO
As Twitch’s volumes for Japanese and Korean languages scale above the current levels, we recommend moving the JP and KR languages from KL to Tokyo and operating a dual-site solution
Content Moderation is very contextual and cultured - particularly in languages such as Japanese and workflows such as hate speech. (Read our article published last year about such nuances and the challenges they pose.) We’ve learned from industry experience that providing support for Japanese content moderation anywhere but inside Japan does not work as you cannot get access to native speakers at scale
We’ve also learned that Japanese language speakers outside of Japan will not work the night shift, making 24x7 operations problematic to scale anywhere else. We anticipate that Twitch volumes will peak during the night hours and thus will need people covering these shifts




















