网信办制定网络名人账号行为负面清单

Core Viewpoint - The Central Cyberspace Administration of China has issued a notice to regulate the behavior of internet celebrity accounts, emphasizing the need for responsible online conduct and the establishment of a negative behavior list to guide these accounts [1]. Group 1: Regulatory Framework - The notice aims to strengthen the regular management of internet celebrity accounts, which have significant influence and social attention, to prevent negative impacts from inappropriate online behavior [1]. - Websites and platforms are required to implement legal regulations and related guidelines, ensuring strict adherence to the negative behavior list and enhancing community rules and user agreements [1]. Group 2: Negative Behavior List - The negative behavior list includes various prohibited actions such as: - Spreading vulgar content, using inappropriate language, and promoting soft pornography [3]. - Advocating undesirable values that contradict socialist core values, such as promoting a "lying flat" mentality or extreme pessimism [3]. - Creating negative personas that challenge public morals and promote harmful identities [3]. - Disseminating false information, including fabricated experiences and misleading narratives [4]. - Distorting policies and public events, leading to misinformation and undermining public trust in the government [4]. - Inciting group conflicts by stigmatizing social issues and provoking online disputes [4]. - Sharing personal information of others without consent, leading to potential online violence [4]. - Organizing online disputes or offline confrontations due to personal conflicts [5]. - Soliciting negative information under the guise of "rights protection," which can lead to extortion [5]. - Encouraging fans to gather in unsafe areas, disrupting public order [5]. - Using celebrity status to coerce others for personal gain [5]. - Engaging in unlicensed operations in areas requiring specific qualifications [5]. - Conducting illegal activities such as gambling or fraud through coordinated accounts [5].