← Back to context Comment by mitxela 11 hours ago Do they arrest you just for trying to load a blocked site? 5 comments mitxela Reply Gathering6678 11 hours ago They do not. But it is pretty pointless I would guess: probably most of the domains this tries to visit will be blocked. mitxela 10 hours ago Documenting that fact is the point. Gathering6678 10 hours ago In China's case, it is a very well known and documented fact that heavy censorship is present. Of course if one thinks additional knowledge on that is useful enough to solicit wide user participation, that is certainly one way of thinking. 2 replies →
Gathering6678 11 hours ago They do not. But it is pretty pointless I would guess: probably most of the domains this tries to visit will be blocked. mitxela 10 hours ago Documenting that fact is the point. Gathering6678 10 hours ago In China's case, it is a very well known and documented fact that heavy censorship is present. Of course if one thinks additional knowledge on that is useful enough to solicit wide user participation, that is certainly one way of thinking. 2 replies →
mitxela 10 hours ago Documenting that fact is the point. Gathering6678 10 hours ago In China's case, it is a very well known and documented fact that heavy censorship is present. Of course if one thinks additional knowledge on that is useful enough to solicit wide user participation, that is certainly one way of thinking. 2 replies →
Gathering6678 10 hours ago In China's case, it is a very well known and documented fact that heavy censorship is present. Of course if one thinks additional knowledge on that is useful enough to solicit wide user participation, that is certainly one way of thinking. 2 replies →
They do not. But it is pretty pointless I would guess: probably most of the domains this tries to visit will be blocked.
Documenting that fact is the point.
In China's case, it is a very well known and documented fact that heavy censorship is present. Of course if one thinks additional knowledge on that is useful enough to solicit wide user participation, that is certainly one way of thinking.
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