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It's nothing wrong with having to pay for links - its a commodity after all. The problem is that you are being forced to host those links and pay for existence.
by intricatedetail 6y ago
It's nothing wrong with having to pay for links - its a commodity after all. The problem is that you are being forced to host those links and pay for existence. If government forces private entity to host certain information that is the other side of censorship coin. It's just wrong and reeks of China way of doing things.