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Seems the article is still here : http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Station_hertzienne_militaire_de_Pierre_sur_Haute http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Station_hertzienne_

Seems the article is still here : http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Station_hertzienne_militaire_de_Pierre_sur_Haute http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Station_hertzienne_militaire_de... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_radio_station_of_Pierre-sur-Haute http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_radio_station_of_Pierr...

kahirsch 14y ago
It was restored 22 hours after deletion. 5 avril 2013 à 09:16 Inisheer (discuter | contributions) a restauré la page Station hertzienne militaire de Pierre sur Haute (30 versions restaurées : suppression précipitée) 4 avril 2013 à 11:02 Remi Mathis (discuter | contributions) a supprimé la page Station hertzienne militaire de Pierre sur Haute (Article qui contient des informations classifiées, qui contrevient à l'article 413-11 du code pénal)
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thatthatis 14y ago
The absolute most interesting thing about this station, from the article, is that the government wanted an article about it to be deleted. Which means there's probably more there that is interesting. So, they've now broadcast to the world "hey, scrutinize this otherwise innocuous-looking radio site to find what we wanted to hide." Someone didn't think this thing through. They should have just edited it to make it sound more boring or to contain red herring information like "This site is notable for its former use as communications center and currently for the largest pygmy marmoset population in Europe." Anyone reading that would click the pygmy marmoset link and the base would have been hidden in plain sight.
- benmmurphy 14y ago
  "If French nuclear weapons (Force de Frappe) were used, the fire order may pass through this relay." and the bit about it being protected against electromagnetic pulses, having independent power, water, etc is probably what the wanted to suppress.

kahirsch 14y ago

It was restored 22 hours after deletion. 5 avril 2013 à 09:16 Inisheer (discuter | contributions) a restauré la page Station hertzienne militaire de Pierre sur Haute (30 versions restaurées : suppression précipitée) 4 avril 2013 à 11:02 Remi Mathis (discuter | contributions) a supprimé la page Station hertzienne militaire de Pierre sur Haute (Article qui contient des informations classifiées, qui contrevient à l'article 413-11 du code pénal)

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thatthatis 14y ago

The absolute most interesting thing about this station, from the article, is that the government wanted an article about it to be deleted. Which means there's probably more there that is interesting. So, they've now broadcast to the world "hey, scrutinize this otherwise innocuous-looking radio site to find what we wanted to hide." Someone didn't think this thing through. They should have just edited it to make it sound more boring or to contain red herring information like "This site is notable for its former use as communications center and currently for the largest pygmy marmoset population in Europe." Anyone reading that would click the pygmy marmoset link and the base would have been hidden in plain sight.

benmmurphy 14y ago
"If French nuclear weapons (Force de Frappe) were used, the fire order may pass through this relay." and the bit about it being protected against electromagnetic pulses, having independent power, water, etc is probably what the wanted to suppress.