Craigslist can delete, hide, move, or block your posts and account at any time for any reason, and they are not legally responsible for any decisions they make — or fail to make — about moderation.
Craigslist can terminate your account, delete your posts, or block your access without notice and without any liability to you — and there is no formal appeals process guaranteed in this TOU.
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(1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Content moderation immunity is provided under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (47 U.S.C. § 230), which grants broad protection to platforms for third-party content moderation decisions. This provision operationalizes that immunity contractually. For EU users, the Digital Services Act (DSA, Regulation (EU) 2022/2065) imposes transparency and appeals requirements for content moderation that may supersede this contractual disclaimer. (2)
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