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"The idea for the project came about during the work of the autonomous non-profit organization "Center for the Study and Network Monitoring of the Youth Environment" to search the Internet for prohibited content about "school shooters" and "suicide bombers," Ashmanov said. "There is a huge gray area that serves to involve people in already prohibited activities. Creating a register of toxic content is a way to do something with this gray area - with content that will not be banned in the near future."

Chairman of the Human Rights Council Valery Fadeyev and the CEO turkey whatsapp number list of the ANO Dialogue created by the Moscow government Alexey Goreslavsky. Ashmanov also noted that he is considering the possibility of presenting his project at a meeting with Vladimir Putin at the next meeting with members of the Human Rights Council.

The essence of the project is to block, clean, demote, remove inappropriate content from platforms with the help of an open community through open public discussion, because there are different categories of content that are not directly banned. Ashmanov's idea suggests that in the future, society itself will be able to regulate such "gray areas".

As follows from the presentation, the category of prohibited content includes information about violence, the dangers of vaccinations, radical feminism, refusal to have children, encouragement of LGBT and zoophilia. It is proposed to mark it by categories - from prohibited to undesirable. In the registry, information will also be ranked by topics with justification for the undesirability of the category and contain links to existing sites, screenshots and groups on the network.

It is reported that media, messengers and social networks will be able to connect to the registry through technological connectors and receive recommendations on its use.

As an additional self-regulatory measure, it is also proposed to sign a memorandum on counteracting toxic and prohibited content.

However, not everyone supported Ashmanov's proposal. For example, lawyer and partner at the Pen & Paper Bar Association, Ekaterina Tyagay, believes that such initiatives lead to "intellectual dishonesty," and she calle