OK.ru
The social media platform (Odnoklassniki) operates under a set of regulations that balance user-generated content with strict legal compliance, particularly concerning intellectual property and community standards . Key Regulation Areas
- It may not appear in the "Search" results.
- It may not appear in the "Top" or "Trending" sections.
- Your videos may stop receiving views from the main feed, even if they are still accessible via direct link.
The core document for general users is the License Agreement. It outlines the fundamental "dos and don'ts" of the platform:
Furthermore, the “Remediation” pillar addresses a central grievance of modern internet governance: the arbitrary power of corporate moderation. Currently, a user banned from a major platform has no court of appeal save for an automated helpdesk. OKRU would mandate a human-reviewed, third-party appeals process, akin to small claims court for digital rights. This restores a semblance of due process to spaces that have become essential for commerce, community, and political speech.
7.4 Environmental and Closure Obligations
- You must own the rights to the video, music, or image you upload.
- Movies & TV Shows: Uploading pirated movies is a high-risk activity. Ok.ru cooperates with major studios to remove pirated content.
- Music: The platform has licensing deals with major labels, but uploading unauthorized music videos or full albums can trigger an automatic mute or block.
The platform uses a mix of AI moderation and human moderators.
