User:Freepeople7/Internet censorship in the United States/Sadatbunks Peer Review: Difference between revisions

— Overview–

The following peer review will evaluate the Wikipedia article (Internet Censorship in the United States) with specific attentions to neutrality, sourcing, clarification, and updates on recent developments.

— Strengths —

– This article provides an in depth overview of the legal framework that oversees viable censorship laws within the United States.

– For proof, court rulings are clearly organized by chronological summaries.

– The article offers clear distinctions between government regulation and private platform regulation.

— Areas of Improvement —

– The article lacks updated, relevant, information and coverage of developments as of the early to mid 2020s.

– Various sections would benefit from updated legal and political decisions/debates.

– The relationship between social media platforms and government involvement could be expanded upon.

— My *Potential* Editing Plans —

– Adding a subsection to address recent Supreme Court cases that involve online speech and how the government interacts with platforms.

– Expand the discussion on Section 230 debates in the 2020s.

– Include references to recent legislations that address online harm/moderation of content.

— References —

– Associated Press

– Supreme Court of the USA

– Electronic Frontier Foundation