Transparency report 2026
Generated from our own records, not written up afterwards.
The index today
| Pages published | 2,652 |
| Domains known | 190 |
Moderation in 2026
| Measure | Count |
|---|---|
| Pages published to at least one age group | 101 |
| Pages refused | 10 |
| Domains blocked entirely | 0 |
| Reports received from users | 0 |
| Listing applications from site owners | 0 |
Complaints and appeals
| Measure | Count |
|---|---|
| Appeals received | 0 |
| Appeals upheld - our decision reversed | 0 |
| Appeals rejected | 0 |
Automated means
219 page(s) were published without an individual review, because a member of staff had already decided in advance that the domain belonged in a given category - a human decision made once for a site, rather than repeated per page.
No page has ever been published to an age group on the strength of an automated classification alone. Our crawler's guess can remove a page from results; it cannot put one in front of anyone. That is a design rule, not a policy we could relax quietly.
Error rate of automated tools: our classifier is used only to exclude, so its errors take the form of over-blocking - a safe page wrongly withheld. Those are corrected when a reviewer sees the page or when someone reports it.
Orders from authorities
| Orders to act against illegal content | 0 |
| Orders to provide information | 0 |
We have received none to date. If that changes, the figures here change with it.
Protection of minors
Korsyl exists to be used by children. There is no advertising and no profiling of anyone, so there is no advertising based on profiling of minors. Age groups are applied by default and cannot be turned off by a user, a parent, or us.