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I suppose they could have had that page changed / blocked in Germany. It's like any sort of physical product made in the US (or any other nation) and then sold
by paglia_s 11y ago
I suppose they could have had that page changed / blocked in Germany. It's like any sort of physical product made in the US (or any other nation) and then sold in another country: it can be blocked if it's found in breach of local laws
- avar 11y agoThey'd have to block the entirety of Wikipedia since it uses https. It would be interesting to see what would happen with these sorts of issues if push came to shove. Usually the resort has been that local countries have threatened local editors living in those countries, e.g. there was a famous case with the French government threatening someone living in France who was writing about French nuclear communication outposts on the French Wikipedia (published in the U.S.).