Comments on: Chinese Government Mandated Search Engine Blacklist Leaked http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86161/chinese-government-mandated-search-engine-blacklist-leaked/ Wed, 15 Feb 2012 04:36:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: QQQ http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86161/chinese-government-mandated-search-engine-blacklist-leaked/#comment-190417 QQQ Fri, 15 May 2009 00:31:17 +0000 http://www.zeropaid.com/?p=86161#comment-190417 Why China block my Leecher mods blog? Anyone can confirm that its blocked? I want to know the reason why if its blocked. A Friend notified me about it and a short look in the site stats show all of a sudden since about 2 or 3 weeks no Visitors more from China before it was (see Alexa history) 23 % Visitors from China on site rank below 100.000 Top. Mods.sub.cc Why China block my Leecher mods blog?
Anyone can confirm that its blocked?

I want to know the reason why if its blocked.

A Friend notified me about it and a short look in the site stats show all of a sudden since about 2 or 3 weeks no Visitors more from China before it was (see Alexa history) 23 % Visitors from China on site rank below 100.000 Top.

Mods.sub.cc

]]> By: Ajoy http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86161/chinese-government-mandated-search-engine-blacklist-leaked/#comment-189829 Ajoy Wed, 06 May 2009 02:42:46 +0000 http://www.zeropaid.com/?p=86161#comment-189829 The first sentence is wrong. Google doesn't lead in most of the non-Latin-alphabet world. Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Russia. Why on earth convert a political agenda into a support for a particular company? The first sentence is wrong. Google doesn’t lead in most of the non-Latin-alphabet world.
Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Russia.

Why on earth convert a political agenda into
a support for a particular company?

]]> By: mountain_rage http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86161/chinese-government-mandated-search-engine-blacklist-leaked/#comment-189826 mountain_rage Wed, 06 May 2009 02:18:39 +0000 http://www.zeropaid.com/?p=86161#comment-189826 That is true, but corruption can only run so deep until average people like you and me get pissed off enough to get our lazy, apathetic asses moving. Its ridiculous actions like this that make me think of possibly pursuing politics in the future, and the more I see it the more I seriously consider the thought. Really they only reason I don't now is that I don't have the knowledge or experience to make the decisions I feel I would be responsible to make. But in 10 years, its a real possibility. How many more are there out there like me, and how long before they also start to get involved? Its only a matter of time before the people take back their rights. That is true, but corruption can only run so deep until average people like you and me get pissed off enough to get our lazy, apathetic asses moving. Its ridiculous actions like this that make me think of possibly pursuing politics in the future, and the more I see it the more I seriously consider the thought. Really they only reason I don’t now is that I don’t have the knowledge or experience to make the decisions I feel I would be responsible to make. But in 10 years, its a real possibility. How many more are there out there like me, and how long before they also start to get involved? Its only a matter of time before the people take back their rights.

]]> By: 1cooldude http://www.zeropaid.com/news/86161/chinese-government-mandated-search-engine-blacklist-leaked/#comment-189818 1cooldude Tue, 05 May 2009 23:56:56 +0000 http://www.zeropaid.com/?p=86161#comment-189818 "While it may be a controversial thing that China has such stringent censorship practises on the internet, it would be a mistake to suggest that such a thing happens exclusively in China. If “Western” countries think that Chinese censorship is so horrible, why are there similar techniques being employed by major companies and the governments on their own citizens?" The electronic age has opened doors to unbelievable flow of information and easy access to that info. The "free" world is a paradox as there are too many that control that "free" world whose job becomes very difficult to move around when their moves are easily traced and announced. Call it the implosion of the electronic age. It will happen because they have the power and the money. “While it may be a controversial thing that China has such stringent censorship practises on the internet, it would be a mistake to suggest that such a thing happens exclusively in China. If “Western” countries think that Chinese censorship is so horrible, why are there similar techniques being employed by major companies and the governments on their own citizens?”

The electronic age has opened doors to unbelievable flow of information and easy access to that info. The “free” world is a paradox as there are too many that control that “free” world whose job becomes very difficult to move around when their moves are easily traced and announced. Call it the implosion of the electronic age. It will happen because they have the power and the money.

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