The social network said in an update to an August Newsroom post that this marks the latest expansion of its Redirect Initiative to help combat violent extremism.

GNET is the academic research network of the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism.

Facebook ramped up its actions against QAnon in August, banning or imposing restrictions against several groups, pages, accounts and ads on the social network and Instagram.

Earlier this month, the company said it would scrub all content related to QAnon from the two platforms, whether or not it was related to potential violence.

Facebook wrote Wednesday, “As we continue to study the impact of our enforcement against QAnon, we’ll partner with GNET to assess the impact of this Redirect Initiative, and we’ll continue to reassess the list of terms that, when searched for on our platform, should direct people to these resources.”