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>not comply and get banned in Turkey like wikipedia? https://www.reuters.com/article/turkey-wikipedia/turkish-court-rules-wikipedia-block-is-a-rights-violation
by rasz 3y ago
>not comply and get banned in Turkey
like wikipedia? https://www.reuters.com/article/turkey-wikipedia/turkish-court-rules-wikipedia-block-is-a-rights-violation-idINP8N26O01N https://www.reuters.com/article/turkey-wikipedia/turkish-cou...
- palmer_fox 3y agoIn case you missed it - the general election in Turkey is happening _today_. Getting banned weeks before and then getting un-banned some time in the future would have had a far more destructive impact on the political opposition.
- KomoD 3y agoExplain how it has a more destructive impact on the opposition?
- palmer_fox 3y agoTwitter is often used to distribute messages from the political opposition and to organize protests. Banning one account means a single voice is silenced before the election. Banning Twitter means it is harder for the opposition to organize an effective protest.
- KomoD 3y agoIt's not just one account
- palmer_fox 3y agoYou are not responding to my main point. Nitpicking the number of accounts is not helpful: we don't know how many accounts have been removed so your guess is as good as mine. There is a time and a place for posturing. Choosing to block access to a popular opposition platform on the eve of a very meaningful election is probably not it.