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scott <sco### [at] laptopcom> wrote:
> Change your website name/content to some less illegal one and you won't get
> blocked.
"Childporn" is in no way or form an illegal name. There's absolutely no
legal nor logical reason to blacklist a site with that name. Censoring
the site is illegal.
> Of course, but his example doesn't really encourage people to protest, the
> system seems to be working pretty well, I would think that most people would
> expect a site with that name to be blocked.
Uh? It's a perfect example of how the system does *not* work well,
as legal sites are being wrongly blacklisted, which is illegal.
> If someone totally unrelated
> had been blocked, like say amazon.com or some general news website, then
> that would have been a better example to use - but I doubt any sites like
> that are actually blocked.
Apparently this site has also been blocked. It's anybody's guess why:
http://www.nn.iij4u.or.jp/~nekokubo/
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- Warp
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