Good, I'm glad we can take censorship off the table. Primarily because censorship is suppression or prohibition of ideas by state actors and not connected to private incentive systems like rewards pools.
Now that we're not talking about censorship, what is the remaining injury that the FBI would investigate?
The FBI doesn't investigate vague frustrations you may or may not have with the internet. You have to show concrete injury. Even then, if you stubbed your toe because of the internet, they won't investigate. What is your injury?
I'm serious. If you advise people to call law enforcement without clearly defining what the injury might be, you are just telling people to waste their time, and they really don't like their time being wasted. They could even turn that around on you. They have a name for the crime of wasting law enforcement's time: Harassment and Theft of Service
I already have an open shut case for libel.
Whether or not I know what you're talking about is not the point. You need to clearly and plainly explain it if you expect help from law enforcement. I am certain you cannot do this because there is no injury.
All we have are voluntary interactions on a blockchain that make you sad. Which is not a crime, no matter how much your feelings are hurt.
!popcorn
How do you expect law enforcement to get involved if there is no injury?