Collaboration between social media platforms and academic researchers can be enhanced by establishing transparent and structured partnerships. Social media platforms should provide researchers with more comprehensive and diverse datasets that include not only user account information but also emotional nature of misinformation, exposure to evocative content, and engagement with misinformation. This will enable researchers to analyze the impact of computational propaganda on public opinion and behavior more effectively. Additionally, platforms can create dedicated research portals or APIs that offer real-time access to data for academic studies. By fostering open communication and cooperation, both parties can work together to address the challenges posed by computational propaganda.