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Two kinds of piece and no others: what monitoring bodies and quality press reported, with every claim attributed to a named source; and explainers on how a method or a rule works. No opinion, no commentary, no incident claims of our own.
No sourced roundups are published yet. A roundup only appears in a week where named bodies actually published something worth citing.
The DSA replaced voluntary moderation commitments with named legal duties: a route for notices, a reason for every restriction, a public database of those reasons, audited risk assessments, and a legal path to platform data.
dsa · platform-accountability · eu-law · transparency
A screenshot shows that someone once had an image. Established standards ask for four further things: how the material was acquired, what fixes its content, what fixes its time, and who handled it in between.
evidence · chain-of-custody · standards · method
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