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> Assuming they're not marking legitimate discussions as extremists. Which they do. They're fining Github (threatening to block it) for not removing a repo wit
by janeroe 5y ago
> Assuming they're not marking legitimate discussions as extremists.
Which they do. They're fining Github (threatening to block it) for not removing a repo with "candidates without ties to the ruling party" during election. The justification is the repo was created by FBK Anti-Corruption Foundation which was declared extremist for "undermining the basis of the constitutional order". Nobody would admit it here but something equally ugly is going on with J6 stuff.
- FpUser 5y ago>"They're fining Github (threatening to block it) for not removing a repo with "candidates without ties to the ruling party" during election" Not a good example. US had Github to delist repos for political reasons as well and have no doubt what would've happened to Github had it chosen not to comply.