This document discusses navigating the censored web and how WordPress sites can be blocked globally. It provides examples of how different countries like China, Russia, Turkey, Iran, and South Korea censor the internet by blocking sites outright, forcing data localization, using DDoS attacks, and DNS poisoning. Common reasons WordPress sites are blocked include political dissent, terrorism, religious content, and anti-government memes. The document offers tips for designing WordPress sites to avoid censorship, such as using SSL and global CDNs, and what to do if a site becomes blocked, such as moving hosting locations or checking if the domain or IP is blocked. It concludes by considering issues like internet sovereignty and walled gardens that may impact internet