In 2014, we launched Onlinecensorship.org (@censored) to collect reports from users who had experienced content takedowns on social media, in an effort to encourage companies to operate with greater transparency and accountability as they make decisions that regulate speech.
Today, we're relaunching the site with a fresh new look! We're still collecting reports from users, but going forward, @censored will be home to more resources for users, journalists reporting on content moderation, and companies.
Our journalist toolkit offers insight into a set of diverse issues and is a one-stop resource for information related to content moderation policies: onlinecensorship.org/content/a-reso…
Check out our updated guide on appealing content takedowns to see what options are available to you: onlinecensorship.org/resources/how-…
Together, we can hold Internet companies publicly accountable for the way in which they exercise power over people’s digital lives. onlinecensorship.org
