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|title=Similar Occurrences
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|content=For other incidents in which platforms used by [[:Category:Fan_Communities|fan communities]] have cracked down on fanworks, discussion by fans, and fansites with "inappropriate" content, see:
*[[The_X-Files#Cease_.26_Desist|Cease and Desist by FOX against fan sites]] (mid-[[1990s]])
*[[The Viacom Crackdowns]] (1995, 2005)
*[[PotterWar]] (2001-2002)
*[[Tripod Massacre]] (March 2001)
*[[FanFiction.Net's NC-17 Purges: 2002 and 2012]]
* [[Quizilla#Bought Out and Changed: 2006|Quizilla's purge]] (2006)
*[[Strikethrough]]/[[Boldthrough]] (May-August 2007)
*[[GeoCities#The 2009 Shutdown: A Sample Plea Regarding the Site Closing|GeoCities Shutdown]] (2009)
* [[Delicious#AVOS Launches New Delicious|tagging policy decisions at Delicious]] (2011)
* [[The Snappening]] (2018)
* [[Tumblr NSFW Content Purge]] (2018)
For a more general related topic, see [[List of Content Banned by Archives]].
}}
When the new Delicious was launched on September 27, it was met with an intensely negative response.<ref>[http://deliciouslymad.livejournal.com/21308.html oh my god] (Accessed Sept. 27, 2011)</ref><ref>[http://fail-fandomanon.livejournal.com/20110.html?thread=88421006#t88421006 thread] at [[Fail-Fandomanon]] (Accessed Sept. 27, 2011)</ref> Immediately, many fans started accounts on other social bookmarking services (notably [[Diigo]] and [[Pinboard]]), people started posting and linking meta,<ref>[http://rageprufrock.dreamwidth.org/47371.html special edition of /report] by [[rageprufrock]] and [[mklutz]].</ref><ref>[[lian]]. [http://lian.dreamwidth.org/169561.html quick'n'dirty delicious linkspam]</ref> and one fan set up a google spreadsheet for people to self-report their user names on alternate services.<ref>[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoR0vrg5fIdOdF9jSWJUcmRBaVpZQ1Z1Q0J2bm1uS1E&hl=en_US#gid=0 the great delicious migration]</ref>
When the new Delicious was launched on September 27, it was met with an intensely negative response.<ref>[http://deliciouslymad.livejournal.com/21308.html oh my god] (Accessed Sept. 27, 2011)</ref><ref>[http://fail-fandomanon.livejournal.com/20110.html?thread=88421006#t88421006 thread] at [[Fail-Fandomanon]] (Accessed Sept. 27, 2011)</ref> Immediately, many fans started accounts on other social bookmarking services (notably [[Diigo]] and [[Pinboard]]), people started posting and linking meta,<ref>[http://rageprufrock.dreamwidth.org/47371.html special edition of /report] by [[rageprufrock]] and [[mklutz]].</ref><ref>[[lian]]. [http://lian.dreamwidth.org/169561.html quick'n'dirty delicious linkspam]</ref> and one fan set up a google spreadsheet for people to self-report their user names on alternate services.<ref>[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoR0vrg5fIdOdF9jSWJUcmRBaVpZQ1Z1Q0J2bm1uS1E&hl=en_US#gid=0 the great delicious migration]</ref>