Abstract: Techniques are described for granting access to a restricted graphic design icon to use for generating modified content to be shared between users. For example, user interfaces are described that include features and/or mode controls for generating content associated with a restricted graphic design icon limited to accounts that meet a set of characteristics that can then be shared between users.

Abstract: Techniques for generating ephemeral collections of content items are described herein. For example, a social networking system may receive, from a first account, a request to generate a collection of content items, or a “collaborative story.” The request may include an identifier associated with a second account that is to be associated with the collaborative story. Based on the request, the social networking system may generate the collaborative story and associate the second account therewith, designating the first account and the second account are as collaborators. In some examples, the social networking system may receive content from the first account and/or the second account and may publish the content in association with the collaborative story via the social networking system.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can receive a first content item uploaded by a first user. Content ownership information can be updated to associate the first content item with the first user. The first user can be provided with content item analytics pertaining to the first content item in a content item analytics interface.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can receive revenue for a first content item. It can be determined, based on content ownership information, that the first content item is associated with a plurality of content owners. The revenue can be allocated between the plurality of content owners based on the content ownership information.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can receive a first content item uploaded by a first user. Content ownership information can be updated to associate the first content item with the first user. The first user can be provided with content item analytics pertaining to the first content item in a content item analytics interface.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can receive a first content item uploaded by a first user. The first content item can be determined to match a first reference content item for which content ownership information is available. The content ownership information indicates that the first reference content item is associated with a first content owner. A content ownership dispute can be initiated between the first user and the first content owner.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can receive a first content item uploaded by a first user. The first content item can be determined to match a first reference content item for which content ownership information is available. The content ownership information indicates that the first reference content item is associated with a first content owner. An unauthorized user dispute can be initiated between the first user and the first content owner based on a determination that the first content item may include an unauthorized use of the first reference content item.