its talk policy by moderating comments after posting. For particularly sensitive topics, comments may be moderated before posting. Moderators could remove posts that violated the site's Community Standards (usually leaving a marker of the removal), but did not edit them. "Comment is free" has merged with TheGuardian.com's "Opinion" section, starting in late 2014 with the US edition, and concluding in early 2015 with the UK edition. It no longer uses the "Comment is free" title, though commentisfree remains in its URL. Guardian America Guardian America was an American version of the British news website Guardian Unlimited. The strategy, intended to win more U.S.-based readers, was abandoned in October 2009. Much of the content on Guardian America was taken from Guardian Unlimited and The Guardian, although some content was produced specifically for Guardian America. Guardian US, launched in September 2011, is The Guardian's New York City-based American online presence. GuardianAmerica.com now redirects to The Guardian'''s United States topic page. Tor network version In May 2022 the Guardian launched an .onion version of its website on the Tor network, with assistance from Alec Muffett. Readership TheGuardian.com is one of the UK's leading online newspapers. It became the first UK newspaper to attract more than 25 million unique users in a month (October 2008). On 7 July 2005, following the London bombings, 1.3 million unique users visited the site and a total of 7.8 million pages were viewed, at the time a record for guardian.co.uk. As of August 2010 it was the second-most popular UK newspaper website after Mail Online, getting almost 34.6 million unique users monthly, and 13.7 million unique British users monthly. By May 2011 it reached 2.8m unique visitors per day, and 51.3m per month, behind the MailOnline's 4.4m and 77.3m. As of May 2013, using National Readership Survey and comScore's statistics, it was the most popular UK newspaper website with 8.2m unique visitors per month, ahead of Mail Online with 7.6m unique monthly visitors. By July 2021, however, Mail Online was reported to have the highest level of online daily readers in the UK at 4.1 million. Awards British Press Awards: "Digital Innovation of the Year" (2008, 2009) "Digital Journalist of the Year" (Sean Smith, 2008; Dave Hill, 2009) The awards were created in 2008. Moreover, the 2011 award of "Political Journalist of the Year" to The Guardian'''s Andrew Sparrow "was significant because it was a recognition of the