Possible Reasons for Blocking

1. Political Influence

   • Projects may be blocked due to their support of certain ideas or involvement in politically sensitive topics.
   • Platforms might fear reputational risks or pressure from government authorities.

2. Financial Control

   • Payments can be frozen through payment systems associated with crowdfunding. This often happens under suspicion of funding illegal activities or violating financial monitoring regulations.

3. Violation of Platform Rules

   • Content can be removed for breaching terms of use, even if the breach is minor or subjective.

4. Censorship

   • In countries with low levels of free speech, projects may be blocked simply for presenting an unfavorable narrative.

5. Technical Manipulations

   • Attacks on crowdfunding websites, platform failures, or server infrastructure issues can cause disruptions.

Possible Solutions

1. Decentralized Platforms

   • Use blockchain-based tools for crowdfunding (e.g., Giveth, Mirror.xyz), which are harder to block centrally.

2. International Payment Systems

   • Utilize cryptocurrencies for project funding to reduce dependence on traditional banks and payment platforms.

3. Transparency and Accountability

   • Provide detailed information about the project, its goals, and fund allocation to build trust.

4. Legal Protection

   • Consult legal experts on platform terms of use and other regulatory aspects.

5. Backup Platforms

   • Run parallel campaigns on multiple platforms to avoid complete blockage.

6. Creating Public Awareness

   • Actively inform the public through social media, media outlets, and partners. Counteract blocks through public pressure.