Frequently Asked Questions
What is Muted Platform?
Muted Platform is an independent media and documentary platform focused on human rights that aims to make the stories of individuals and communities whose voices have been suppressed visible. It supports right-based content production with its participant structure.
Who can contribute or share content?
Anyone producing human rights-centered documentary content can contribute—this includes academics, independent filmmakers, activists, and advocates.
What types of content are accepted?
Muted Platform focuses on human rights documentaries and multimedia formats such as short films, interviews, written analyses, research files, posters, and supporting visuals.
How is content reviewed?
While prioritizing freedom of expression, the platform does not allow hate speech, discrimination, or incitement to violence. All submissions are reviewed according to human rights principles and editorial ethics.
Can I contribute anonymously?
Yes. Anonymous submissions are supported to protect your identity and ensure freedom of expression.
Is Muted Platform free to use?
Muted Platform operates on a membership model to remain independent and continue sharing impactful documentaries. All funds are used for content creation and technical infrastructure.
Can I publish my content elsewhere?
Content shared on the platform is exclusive to Muted for a defined period. After this, creators are free to publish elsewhere. Licensing details are shared directly with contributors.
Is Muted Platform secure?
Yes. Your data is encrypted, never shared with third parties, and your identity is protected under our privacy policy.
How can I support or contribute further?
You can support by submitting your documentary work, subscribing to the platform, or helping us reach wider audiences through collaboration.
What does "Muted" mean and why was it chosen?
“Muted” reflects the silencing of voices. The platform exists to give space to the stories and struggles that are often suppressed or unheard.
