On February 21, 2011, Tableau posted an updated data policy.[35] The accompanying blog post cited the two main changes as (1) creating a formal complaint process and (2) using freedom of speech as a guiding principle.[36] In addition, the post announced the creation of an advisory board to help the company navigate future situations that "push the boundaries" of the policy.[36] Tableau likened the new policy to the model set forth in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, and opined that under the new policy, Wikileaks' visuals would not have been removed, as "the underlying data were statistics about the cables, not the cables themselves".[37]