Research / Citation hub
Make your
source clear.
Find the record. Take the reference.
- 01IdentityThe original record.
Its title and canonical URL.
- 02ContextThe date that belongs.
Publication when known. Access always.
- 03AttributionReady for your work.
Author, publisher, source terms.
01 / General attribution
Citing the
observatory?
Use this reference for Voidly Research, its public data, methodology, and APIs. Cite a specific record when you quote a specific result.
- Author
- Voidly Research
- Publisher
- Ai Analytics LLC
- Accessed
- Publication
- Not supplied · n.d.
Access dates do not become publication dates.
Read every format
BibTeX
@misc{voidly-research,
author = {{Voidly Research}},
title = {Voidly: The Open Internet-Censorship Observatory},
url = {https://voidly.ai},
urldate = {2026-09-12},
organization = {Ai Analytics LLC},
note = {Voidly reference. Publication date not supplied. Voidly original material: CC BY 4.0; upstream material retains its own terms.}
}APA
Voidly Research. (n.d.). Voidly: The Open Internet-Censorship Observatory. Ai Analytics LLC. Retrieved 2026-09-12, from https://voidly.ai
Chicago (Author-Date)
Voidly Research. n.d.. “Voidly: The Open Internet-Censorship Observatory.” Ai Analytics LLC. Accessed 2026-09-12. https://voidly.ai.
MLA
Voidly Research. “Voidly: The Open Internet-Censorship Observatory.” Ai Analytics LLC, https://voidly.ai. Accessed 2026-09-12.
Markdown
[Voidly: The Open Internet-Censorship Observatory](https://voidly.ai) — Voidly Research, n.d.. Accessed 2026-09-12. Voidly original material: [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/); upstream terms apply.
02 / Product references
Name the right product.
Current page titles. Canonical destinations.
01AtlasCensorship intelligence
02Voidpay SessionsPrivate work. Direct settlement.
03RelayEncrypted agent communication
Citing a measured result or product capability? Include the dated source or version that supports it.
03 / Incident exports
Into your reference manager.
URL patterns & API commands
Incident IDs use a two-letter country code, a year, and a numeric sequence. The resolver also accepts a two-letter country code. Hash IDs and other page types are not supported here.
Incident: https://voidly.ai/cite/IR-2026-0142 Country: https://voidly.ai/cite/IR # BibTeX curl 'https://api.voidly.ai/data/incidents/IR-2026-0142/report?format=bibtex' # RIS — Zotero, EndNote, Mendeley curl 'https://api.voidly.ai/data/incidents/IR-2026-0142/report?format=ris' # Markdown report curl 'https://api.voidly.ai/data/incidents/IR-2026-0142/report?format=markdown'
Exports are generated by the public incident API. They use the source’s citation convention, which may use the incident observation year and an API URL. The references above cite the canonical page and only use a publication year when the source supplies one. API exports and incident reports may update after you access them; retain the downloaded file with your work.
04 / AI attribution
Keep the source
in the answer.
Link the record behind a claim. Keep its date or version with the data point.
According to Voidly Research, [data point]. Source: [record URL] Observation period or version: [source basis] Accessed: 2026-09-12
Attribution & licensing
Voidly’s original research material is offered under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International. You may share and adapt it, including commercially, with attribution, a link to the license, and an indication of changes. Measurement data and other third-party material retain their source licenses.
Keep the specific record URL, its observation period or version, and your access date with quoted data. A citation identifies the source; it does not establish a nationwide block or verify an incident’s cause.
For software, check the license in the relevant Voidly repository or SDK. Questions: research@voidly.ai.