; or (B) define additional characteristics that a platform must have in order to be designated as a dominant platform under paragraph (1). (d) Removal of dominant platform designation (1) Request If a platform designated as a dominant platform under subsection (c) ceases to meet the qualifications for such a designation, the operator of the platform may submit to the Commission a request for removal of the designation, along with evidence that the platform no longer so qualifies. (2) Determination (A) In general Not later than 120 days after receiving a request under paragraph (1), the Commission shall determine whether to grant the request. (B) Denied requests The denial under subparagraph (A) of a request submitted under paragraph (1) shall be treated as an order subject to review under section 2115(d). (e) Avoidance (1) In general It shall be unlawful for an operator of a platform to take any action to intentionally avoid having the platform meet the qualifications for designation as a dominant platform. (2) Rules The Commission may promulgate rules to clarify actions that constitute a violation of paragraph (1). II Transparency reform 2201. Transparency practices and appeal rights (a) Transparency (1) In general With respect to products and services offered through a dominant platform, the operator of the dominant platform— (A) shall make publicly available, through clear and conspicuous disclosure, the dominant platform’s terms of service, which shall include the criteria the operator employs in content-moderation practices; (B) shall implement and maintain reasonable and user-friendly appeals processes for decisions about content restrictions on the dominant platform, in accordance with subsection (c)