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AFAIK the code was taken down in response to a government request, so this was a clear First Amedment violation.
by tumetab1 4y ago
AFAIK the code was taken down in response to a government request, so this was a clear First Amedment violation.
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- koheripbal 4y agoBy that interpretation, any takedown under sanctions law would be considered a first amendment violation. Which I believe the courts have already rejected.
- Drakim 4y agoIf the government doesn't like your criticism of their policies, can they simply sanction you to disable your free speech? Where does the line go?
- Gordonjcp 4y agoSo host it in a different country?