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Post random censored sentences on your site
- chrischen 17y agoThis is great. I've always wanted a way to one-up censorship. Let's see them censor the whole web.
- buugs 17y agoReally slow website for me. Edit: so here is a site using it and the script that is used http://andrew-jones.com/2009/06/19/irrepressible-widget-from-amnesty-international/ http://andrew-jones.com/2009/06/19/irrepressible-widget-from... When you click on the widget you just get taken to the welcome page and it shows what site it is from and who censored it (not really easily seen I think it should be the center of interest). Script itself: <script type="text/javascript"> var irr_lang = 'en'; </script> <script src="http://fragments.irrepressible.info/js/fragment-180.js" type="text/javascript"> </script> and an opendir of their fragments: http://fragments.irrepressible.info/data/current/ http://fragments.irrepressible.info/data/current/ Interesting but I don't see it being much use only posting fragments rather than the whole thing.
- wgj 17y agoI thought this would be some distributed way to reassemble texts, but actually it's just an awareness campaign?
- adrinavarro 17y agoThey should use Cloudfront, S3 or at least a decent web server with some decent bandwith. Slow as...
- cool-RR 17y agoMaybe you should tell them, they might not know about these options.
- styrmis 17y agoMy first thought was that they're being DOSed. I would presume a campaign like that gets plenty of unwanted traffic from those who'd rather keep those messages suppressed, even if they're only fragments.
- selven 17y agoGiven how slow the site is, can anyone please give some examples of its output? Is it meaningful sentences, "the man walked his dog in the park" type sentences that even things that everyone wants to censor would have or something else entirely?