USCA11 Case: 21-12355 21-12355 Date Filed: 05/23/2022 Opinion of the Court Page: 11 of 67 11 that either (1) publishes in excess of 100,000 words online and has at least 50,000 paid subscribers or 100,000 monthly users, (2) publishes 100 hours of audio or video online and has at least 100 million annual viewers, (3) operates a cable channel that provides more than 40 hours of content per week to more than 100,000 cable subscribers, or (4) operates under an FCC broadcast license. Id. § 501.2041(1)(d). The term “censor” is also defined broadly to include not only actions taken to “delete,” “edit,” or “inhibit the publication of” content, but also any effort to “post an addendum to any content or material.” Id. § 501.2041(1)(b). The only exception to this provision’s prohibition is for “obscene” content. Id. § 501.2041(2)(j). • Consistency: A social-media platform must “apply censorship, deplatforming, and shadow banning standards in a consistent manner among its users on the platform.” Id. § 501.2041(2)(b). The Act does not define the term “consistent.” • 30-day restriction: A platform may not make changes to its “user rules, terms, and agreements . . . more than once every 30 days.” Id. § 501.2041(2)(c). • User opt-out: A platform must “categorize” its post-prioritization and shadow-banning algorithms and allow users to opt out of them; for users who opt out, the platform must display material in “sequential or chronological” order. Id.