Just as we are used to evaluating the reliability of particular newspapers we need to examine information on the Internet critically and be prepared to disbelieve what we are told. Combating misinformation about the Christadelphians is something that we can take more active steps to do. It would be easy to bury our heads in the sand and have nothing to do with the Internet, but that would simply leave the Internet open to inaccurate descriptions of our beliefs. It is much better to use the Internet to promote what we believe. There is no body that regulates the Internet.
Nobody can appeal to a higher authority to have a particular site removed or corrected.
However, ultimately, nobody controls all the world's printing presses, or telephones, or television channels. Individual countries may try to impose restrictions upon what can be printed or broadcast but these regulations are frequently ignored. The fact that the Internet is unregulated is a very great strength. Anybody can put information onto the Internet for a relatively small sum of money so it is virtually impossible to silence any group. Even if preaching is outlawed in Israel we will still be able to use the Internet to preach to Israel.