DATAFORUS

U.S. Democratic Backsliding & Genocide Risk Analysis

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Corrections & Updates

Dataforus keeps a dated public record of material corrections, privacy updates, methodology changes, and document-access updates. A correction changes the record openly; it does not erase the fact that a prior version existed.

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Model update

Backsliding chart updated for media ownership and midterm-election evidence

The V-Dem media-freedom indicator changed from 97.65% to 99.20% after an evidence review of the FCC's national broadcast-ownership-cap action and the completed Skydance/Warner transaction that placed CBS and CNN under one ownership group. Election-integrity evidence was expanded with documented voting-machine proposals and the D.C. ballot-drop-box Guard incident, but the point remained at its pre-existing 100% ceiling. Trump’s Los Angeles/San Diego remarks were added with full context and no score change; they are not represented as an attack order or genocide-stage escalation.

Privacy update

ICC public copies rechecked and re-redacted

All five public ICC filing PDFs were reprocessed for phone-number formats and checked against known private contact values. The public site now points only to the re-redacted versions, and HTML transcripts are generated from those public-safe text layers.

Access update

Search-readable HTML transcripts added for every ICC filing

Each Article 15 communication now has a dedicated public transcript page, filing metadata, a source-PDF link, and an explicit notice that publication does not imply an ICC determination.

Method update

Creator attribution and structured source data clarified

Dataforus now identifies Nova River Kain as creator and maintainer in public HTML and machine-readable metadata. This improves source clarity; it does not guarantee search ranking, featured snippets, or AI-answer placement.