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Ah, you know how it goes; generally, it either comes from a report filed to Roskomnadzor by a "concerned patriotic citizen" (like famed private citizen Vitaly
by HillRat 11y ago
Ah, you know how it goes; generally, it either comes from a report filed to Roskomnadzor by a "concerned patriotic citizen" (like famed private citizen Vitaly Milonov), or it's a case of, "Gosh, it sure would be terrible if we found something here that would force us to ban this site" (the same way that the FSNP would hate for there to be something you forgot to pay taxes on, citizen of questionable patriotic status). I figure the latter in this case.
- kushti 11y agoAre you working there(Roskomnadzor)? What is FSNP?
- HillRat 11y agoWhat is FSNP? Old tax police, I forgot that they split it between GUEBiPK at MVD and SEB at FSB years ago (and, I guess, more recently SK picked up some of that portfolio). Can't keep track of all the different security organs these days.... Nevertheless, you think I'd have gotten that right, since I just read a piece about Sugrobov and Kolesnikov's prosecution.
- kushti 11y agoSorry, I've totally lost the point totally, especially about that: "FSNP would hate for there to be something you forgot to pay taxes on, citizen of questionable patriotic status". Never heard about "questionable patriotic status" in my practice / from other people. And how that's linked with tax police? For sure, tax police will be disappointed in case of a missed payment, that's how it works (everywhere).