Content Compliance & Policy

This page documents the compliance framework governing content published on caseytunturi.com. All content, particularly in the Witness section, is documented for public awareness and historical record-keeping purposes.

Legal Compliance Framework

All content published on this site complies with applicable laws and regulations, including but not limited to:

• Canada's Online Harms Act - Content is monitored for compliance with Canadian law regarding harmful online content.
• International Human Rights Standards - Documentation practices respect freedom of expression while balancing public safety concerns.

Important Notice: Content in the Witness section documents verifiable, publicly-available events for transparency and public awareness. This documentation serves the public interest by maintaining accurate historical records.

Content Removal Criteria

Content may be reviewed and removed if it meets any of the following criteria:

1. Factual Inaccuracy - Documented events that are provably false or based on misinformation
2. Privacy Violations - Content that violates individual privacy rights beyond public interest
3. Legal Requirements - Court orders or legitimate legal mandates requiring removal
4. Harmful Content - Material that poses immediate risk of serious harm and lacks public interest justification
5. Outdated Information - Content that has been officially corrected or superseded by authoritative sources

Exceptions: Content related to public officials, government actions, and matters of significant public interest receives heightened protection under public interest doctrine.

Archival Practices

To ensure transparency and prevent censorship, all content is archived using decentralized technologies:

IPFS (InterPlanetary File System)

• All witness entries and significant updates are pinned to IPFS
• Content hashes are published and can be independently verified
• Even if content is removed from the main site, historical versions remain accessible

Archive Transparency

• Removal decisions are themselves documented
• Reasons for removal are stated clearly
• Appeals process is maintained in archives
• Metadata about content changes is preserved

Appeals Process

If you believe content should be removed or reinstated, you can file an appeal:

How to Appeal

1. Email: Send appeal to compliance@caseytunturi.com
2. Required Information:
   • Specific URL(s) of content in question
   • Reason for appeal with supporting evidence
   • Your relationship to the content
   • Preferred resolution (removal, correction, etc.)

Review Timeline

• Initial Acknowledgment: Within 5 business days
• Full Review: Within 30 days of submission
• Expedited Review: Available for urgent matters with legal documentation

Appeal Outcomes

• Content Removal - Full or partial removal with explanation
• Content Correction - Updates with correction notices
• Content Retention - Decision to maintain content with justification
• Escalation - Complex cases may require additional review or legal consultation

Independent Review

For disputes that cannot be resolved through standard review, independent third-party review can be requested.