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moderation
Not a standard German adjective. This is the noun 'die Moderation' (moderation/facilitation). In rare, usually incorrect contexts or contexts influenced by English, it might be used adjectivally in the sense of 'moderat' (moderate) or 'marked by moderation.'
Seine Herangehensweise war sehr Moderation und auf Ausgleich bedacht.
His approach was very moderation and focused on compromise.
Using 'Moderation' as an adjective is not correct in standard German. It is a noun: 'die Moderation' (moderation/facilitation). Adjectival use is a common mistake that may arise from the influence of English.
Die Moderation der Veranstaltung war sehr professionell.
The moderation of the event was very professional.
To avoid confusion, it helps to know the word family. 'Die Moderation' (moderation/facilitation) is the activity, 'moderieren' (to moderate/facilitate) is the corresponding verb, and 'der Moderator' (male moderator/host) or 'die Moderatorin' (female moderator/host) is the person who moderates.
Wer wird die Podiumsdiskussion moderieren?
Who will moderate the panel discussion?
If you hear or read 'Moderation' used as an adjective, it is a nonstandard, colloquial, or incorrect formulation. You should avoid this use in formal or written texts.
Die Chefin bat um eine gute Moderation des schwierigen Meetings.
The boss asked for good facilitation of the difficult meeting.
censorship
Zensur and Moderation can both be mentioned in connection with public content. According to the specified meaning, Zensur refers to the authoritarian control and suppression of unwanted content. Moderation is attested here only as a noun, not as an equivalent term for Zensur. Therefore, use Zensur for this process.
Die Moderation der Veranstaltung begann nach einer kurzen Pause.
The event's moderation began after a short break.
Die Zensur entfernte mehrere kritische Artikel aus der Zeitung.
Censorship removed several critical articles from the newspaper.
