Newgon

Newgon is a pro-contact MAP organization that calls itself an information center for the MAP Movement. Its website is a MediaWiki-based site archiving talking points and arguments for pro-contact MAPs.

Political stances
Newgon is a pro-contact organization, which means in the Contact Discourse they are pro-child-adult relationships.

Newgon is known for its extreme viewpoints, suggesting anti-contact people are "sex fascists", a "white master race" controlling the contact stance of major governments, people who are anti-contact are "Social Justice Warriors/SJWs", people claiming that their non-forced CSA was abusive is a form of "playing survivor card" , and that LGBT should be allied with, if not, a part of minor-adult relationships.

History
Newgon started in 2007 after Google started censorship of small blogging sites.

In 2014 the site was disabled, with the ISP requesting the administrator for contact. Soon the sites domain expired and the site went fully offline.

In 2021 Newgon returned, relaunching by "previous associates of Newgon.com and its network of activists." Several Newgon activists made Twitter accounts posing as researchers of sexuality.

In 2022 an official Newgon Twitter account appeared.

Disinformation campaigns
Newgon recently has attempted to join the modern MAP community and MAP activism. In this, they made false claims about the MAP community and their own role in its history.

"Founded in 2007, as the information center for the MAP Movement (coining the term and originating a flag concept);" - NewgonWiki

"We started the whole 'MAP' thing" - NewgonOrg on Twitter, currently suspended

Both these claims are not true. See: the history of the term "map" and the origins of the map flag.

Other Newgon initiatives include trying to rename "pro contact" to "pro choice", possibly as an attempt to use the positive connotations of the latter. On its Twitter account, Newgon also claimed to be "anti-offending", which possibly means anti-forceful contact, however, "anti-offending" is typically used in contact discourse synonymously with "anti contact".