You can do something about anti-religious hate speech you see online. Using the guide below, it’s fast and easy to report bigotry, defamation or hatemongering to Internet service providers and social media sites that are wittingly or unwittingly supporting cyberhate. Use this service well and tell others to use it.
Along with “Best Practices for Challenging Cyberhate” guidelines, this reporting system was developed by the Anti-Defamation League in 2014, in consultation with Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Twitter, Yahoo and YouTube, to increase response and responsibility by service providers and social media sites.
“Visitors may post...so long as the content is not illegal, obscene, threatening, defamatory…”
Violations should be reported to abuse@att.net.
Facebook links to resources on safety, anti-LGBT bullying, etc.
Report a Violation of the Facebook Terms
How to Report Things
Several of GoDaddy's services prohibit the promotion of hate crimes while other services explicitly prohibit hate-related content on Web sites.3
“Google Play should not contain materials that threaten, harass or bully other users.”
Content that is hateful is prohibited; no definition provided.
“If we receive valid complaints about your conduct, we’ll send a warning or disable your account.”
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Tumblr instructs its users: “Don't bully minors, even if you are one.”
Twitter's “Twitter Rules” only cover “violence and threats.”
Tips for confronting hate speech on YouTube from the Anti-Defamation League.
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