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Any activity that could clearly be identified as illegal.
Violent Acts, Threats, Intimidation and Incitement Violations
Violent threats, defined as statements with an intent to kill, injure, or kidnap a specific person or group of people are not permitted. We define incitement, as statements or actions that glorify or encourage others to produce a credible violent threat, as defined above, are also not permitted.
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encouraging self harm;
threats to kill, injure, maim or seriously hurt a person or a group of people, and/or commit an act that could lead to death or serious injury, even when a target of the violence is not clearly identified;
threats of sexual assault;
asking for or offering services for hire to inflict violence on a specific person or group of people. For example, assassins, mercenaries or hitmen;
threats to kidnap or abduct or that promotes, supports or advocates for kidnapping or abduction;
content that depicts violence, kidnappings or abductions if it is clear the content is not being shared for journalistic, informational or awareness raising purposes;
directly advocating for violence due to voting, voter registration or the administration or outcome of an election
Coded statements where the method of violence or harm is not clearly articulated, but the threat is veiled or implicit. We look at the subtext to determine whether there is a threat of harm in the content.
Glorifying, praising, condoning or celebrating:
violent acts committed by civilians that resulted in the deaths or serious physical injury of others, such as mass shooting and murders
violent events against protected groups, (those based on protected characteristics such as race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, age, disability, etc.)
Doxing, demonstrated intent to dox, threats to dox, or expose private personal information about a person or group of persons without their consent. Private personal information includes, but is not limited to:
Home address(es)
Workplace details
Personal phone numbers
Social security numbers
Financial information such as bank accounts or credit cards
Private correspondence
Criminal history
Private health care history or information
Personal photos
Embarrassing personal details
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Terrorism, Terrorist Threats and Incitement Violations
We define Terrorism illicit acts that are dangerous to human life with the intention of:
Intimidating or coercing a civilian population;
Influencing the policy of government by intimidation or coercion; or
Affecting the conduct of a government by mass destruction, assassination or kidnapping
Terrorist threats and incitements to terrorism are defined as:
Statements of intent to commit terrorist acts, or
Calls for terrorist acts, or
Statements advocating for terrorist acts, or
Aspirational or conditional statements to commit terrorist acts
Statements of intent or advocacy, or aspirational or conditional statements to bring weapons to locations, including but not limited to places of worship, educational facilities, polling places or locations used to count votes or administer an election (or encouraging others to do the same)
Glorification, praise, condoning or celebration of terrorist acts carried out by terrorist organizations or violent extremist groups.
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of hyperbole or speech where it is clear that there is no abusive or violent intent
that express a wish or hope that someone experiences harm, or where threats of vague, indirect or actions are unlikely to cause serious or lasting injury are unlikely to be actioned under these standards, however they may be reviewed
News coverage of events that fall under the descriptions of this section but does not itself promote or advocate for violence, issue threats, incite or intimidate.
Content that
is shared as part of recreational self defense, for military training purposes, commercial video games, or news coverage
is clearly provided for non-violent purposes
is meant to report on or cover events or actions of importance to the public good