The article, “How to Recognize Censorship on Social Platforms — and What to Do About It,” offers a data-driven framework for identifying when content distribution is being quietly restricted and outlines practical steps for responding with documentation and persistence rather than retreat. Written as a year-end reflection but published as a forward-looking guide, the article explains how censorship in the digital age often manifests not through overt removal, but through measurable changes in distribution. As the article states:“Censorship in the digital age rarely announces itself. It is measurable.”Rather than focusing on speculation or grievance, the guide emphasizes disciplined observation and repeatable processes. About Sisters of the ValleySisters of the Valley is a California-based, mission-driven organization that combines scholarship, advocacy, and ethical commerce.

Source: The Herald January 03, 2026 06:19 UTC