Overview

While our creators will report on and cover a wide array of topics, including dangerous individuals and organizations, Unpress UNPRESS can not be used as a platform to provide a community for, advocate for or spread dangerous propaganda by individuals, agencies, organizations, or networks that proclaim a violent mission or are engaged in violence. This includes terrorist organizations, violent extremist groups, or individuals who affiliate with, promote and recruit others to become engaged in illicit activities.

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We also may examine a group’s activities both on and off of Unpress UNPRESS in researching an issue to make a determination.

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What is in violation of these standards?

We do not allow the creation of communities or content that supports or in any way advocates for terrorist organizations or networks, organized hate groups, hateful ideologies, individuals or organizations involved in organized crime, including those designated by the United States government as specially designated narcotics trafficking kingpins (SDNTKs); hate; or terrorism, including entities designated by the United States government as Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTOs) or Specially Designated Global Terrorists (SDGTs). We also do not allow other people to represent these entities. We do not allow symbols that represent them, or content that praises them or their acts to be used on the platform.

You may not praise, provide support for, advocate for, or represent terrorism, terrorists, violent extremism, violent extremists, or otherwise defined dangerous organizations (as defined below) or individuals

Examples of the types of content or activities that violate this policy include, but are not limited to:

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We do not allow content that praises or substantively supports events that Unpress UNPRESS designates as terrorist attacks, hate events, serial murders, hate crimes, mass shootings or violence perpetrated against civilians.

Types of Dangerous Organizations

We do not allow the creation of communities or content that supports or in any way advocates for terrorist organizations or networks, organized hate groups, individuals or organizations involved in organized crime, including those designated by the United States government as specially designated narcotics trafficking kingpins (SDNTKs); hate; or terrorism, including entities designated by the United States government as Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTOs) or Specially Designated Global Terrorists (SDGTs). We also do not allow other people to represent these entities. We do not allow symbols that represent them, or content that praises them or their acts to be used on the platform.

What is not in violation of these standards?

We recognize that users may share content that includes references to designated dangerous organizations and individuals to report on, condemn, or neutrally discuss them or their activities. Our standards are designed to provide a space for these discussions while limiting the risks of potential harm. It is helpful to our moderators when people clearly indicate their intent when creating or sharing such content. If we need to make a determination based on our judgement because a person’s intention is unclear, we err on the side of caution and remove the content.

We also allow content which discusses dangerous individuals and organizations, unless the content includes praise of and advocates for them.

We may make limited exceptions for groups that have reformed or are currently engaging in a peaceful resolution process, as well as groups with representatives who have been elected to public office through democratic elections. We may also make exceptions related to the discussion of terrorism or extremism for clearly educational or documentary purposes. This policy also doesn’t apply to state or governmental organizations, including official government armed forces.

In certain cases, we will allow content that may otherwise violate the Community Standards when it is determined that the content is satirical. Content will only be allowed if the violating elements of the content are being satirized or attributed to something or someone else in order to mock or criticize them.