In less than 18 hours, the internet will black out to protest SOPA and POROTECT-IP.
The problem is, it doesn't seem like the ST has jumped on the bandwagon yet. Sure, they said they'd heavily consider it, but there seems to be no signs of blackout notifications. No custom banners. No messages. Is it that you guys aren't going to do it, or just not publicly announcing it?
Either way, it's happening. Prepare yourselves for a burst of justice on behalf of the international nation.
Last edited by agscratcher (2012-01-17 07:19:02)
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hopefully, they will
if you don't know what's it about:
http://www.digitaltrends.com/web/mojang-and-others-join-reddit-for-jan-18-blackout-wikipedia-indecisive/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_Wikipedia_blackout
http://www.reddit.com/r/SOPA/comments/ofh9n/can_we_get_a_list_of_all_the_websites_confirmed/
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Is this just like America or will other places be given the same laws on piracy now?
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Alternatives wrote:
Is this just like America or will other places be given the same laws on piracy now?
It only affects people in the States.
Lightnin said they'll put up their message banner, and feature SOPA projects.
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in holland they havew something similar, but the way of blocking those sites - blocking DNS translations - can completely block every server in the USA, not only for accessing inside the USA. servers in europe can't be blocked for people outside the USA, though (and inside the USA, they can still use TOR or proxies)
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scimonster wrote:
Alternatives wrote:
Is this just like America or will other places be given the same laws on piracy now?
It only affects people in the States.
Well that's a relief
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agscratcher wrote:
In less than 18 hours, the internet will black out to protest SOPA and POROTECT-IP.
The problem is, it doesn't seem like the ST has jumped on the bandwagon yet. Sure, they said they'd heavily consider it, but there seems to be no signs of blackout notifications. No custom banners. No messages. Is it that you guys aren't going to do it, or just not publicly announcing it?
Either way, it's happening. Prepare yourselves for a burst of justice on behalf of the international nation.
They are. Lightnin told us we're featuring projects going against SOPA, creating banners, etc.
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undefeatedgames wrote:
agscratcher wrote:
In less than 18 hours, the internet will black out to protest SOPA and POROTECT-IP.
The problem is, it doesn't seem like the ST has jumped on the bandwagon yet. Sure, they said they'd heavily consider it, but there seems to be no signs of blackout notifications. No custom banners. No messages. Is it that you guys aren't going to do it, or just not publicly announcing it?
Either way, it's happening. Prepare yourselves for a burst of justice on behalf of the international nation.They are. Lightnin told us we're featuring projects going against SOPA, creating banners, etc.
Where and when did he say that?
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Aw, ok.
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Some people have said they don't care.
I still want it to go down.
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Targethero wrote:
undefeatedgames wrote:
agscratcher wrote:
In less than 18 hours, the internet will black out to protest SOPA and POROTECT-IP.
The problem is, it doesn't seem like the ST has jumped on the bandwagon yet. Sure, they said they'd heavily consider it, but there seems to be no signs of blackout notifications. No custom banners. No messages. Is it that you guys aren't going to do it, or just not publicly announcing it?
Either way, it's happening. Prepare yourselves for a burst of justice on behalf of the international nation.They are. Lightnin told us we're featuring projects going against SOPA, creating banners, etc.
Where and when did he say that?
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agscratcher wrote:
In less than 18 hours, the internet will black out to protest SOPA and POROTECT-IP.
The problem is, it doesn't seem like the ST has jumped on the bandwagon yet. Sure, they said they'd heavily consider it, but there seems to be no signs of blackout notifications. No custom banners. No messages. Is it that you guys aren't going to do it, or just not publicly announcing it?
Either way, it's happening. Prepare yourselves for a burst of justice on behalf of the international nation.
I believe there are a few things in the works. Last I heard, the site will not be shutting down...but there will be some awareness-raising efforts.
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RedRocker227 wrote:
scimonster wrote:
Alternatives wrote:
Is this just like America or will other places be given the same laws on piracy now?
It only affects people in the States.
Well that's a relief
but it will also affect every site hosted in the US, including scratch
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waveOSBeta wrote:
Yay! We're doing something!
I already did
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waveOSBeta wrote:
I wonder if my logo will be picked... xD
I hope my project is picked
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Whoever has a project that they want to make look like it has been censored, I made an image that looks like the one most people have been using, but this one says "THIS PROJECT" instead of "THIS IMAGE" and it is the perfect size for a scratch project.
Here it is
Also whoever wants to use my sig is welcome, thats why I made it.
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Targethero wrote:
Whoever has a project that they want to make look like it has been censored, I made an image that looks like the one most people have been using, but this one says "THIS PROJECT" instead of "THIS IMAGE" and it is the perfect size for a scratch project.
Here it is
Also whoever wants to use my sig is welcome, thats why i made it.
People, you can no haz Cube Defense v14.0 cuz SOPA stole it.
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Okay, if PIPA passes, then the NOMCO issue will happen regularlyz
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"Congressional leaders are preparing to shelve controversial legislation aimed at tackling online piracy after president Barack Obama said he would not support it."
-The Guardian
"But both bills now look severely damaged after the White House came out firmly against their biggest proposals at the weekend. "
-The Guardian
"The White House said it would not support legislation that "reduces freedom of expression, increases cybersecurity risks or undermines the dynamic, innovative global internet."
The White House is against it.
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Babado wrote:
"Congressional leaders are preparing to shelve controversial legislation aimed at tackling online piracy after president Barack Obama said he would not support it."
-The Guardian
Does that mean Obama is against the bill?
I hope so!!
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When I saw the title I thought:
"...Today's the day the teddy bears go on their picnic."
Still, what time will this take place?
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