The effective implementation of the Digital Services Act should not just be a matter of ticking compliance boxes, demand Sally Broughton Micova and Daniel Schnurr from the Brussels-based think tank Center on Regulation in Europe (Cerre). Instead, the supervisory authorities should focus on reducing the damage. In their latest paper, they propose a number of metrics and types of data. They should help to understand „whether the proposed measures help to prevent the identified negative effects and enable system-wide learning.“