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The 14 pages that link to Platform governance, each with the reason it gives.

• CensorshipRelated: Platform policies can determine what expression remains visible online.

• Freedom of the pressRelated: Private platforms can limit news distribution without acting as government censors.

• Content moderationNarrower topic: Moderation raises broader questions about private power over public communication.

• Editorial independenceRelated: Platforms increasingly affect which journalism reaches audiences, adding new forms of outside control.

• Platform economyRelated: Governance determines who can participate and how disputes or rule violations are handled.

• User-generated contentRelated: Platforms set the conditions under which user contributions are published and governed.

• Internet governanceRelated: Large platforms now make consequential rules alongside governments and technical institutions.

• DoxingRelated: Platforms set policies for removing private information and addressing accounts that share it.

• RedditRelated: Reddit's policies and moderator tools distribute control between the company and communities.

• Social networking serviceRelated: Service operators set policies governing content, access, and the treatment of users.

• OnlyFansRelated: Platform rules shape creators’ access, earnings, and permitted content.

• Susan WojcickiNarrower topic: YouTube’s policies under Wojcicki illustrate the power and limits of corporate platform governance.

• Dead Internet theoryRelated: The theory raises questions about whether platforms can credibly represent authentic public activity.

• RobloxRelated: Roblox sets conditions for publishing, monetization, and user conduct.