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As I understand it, they only block russian IPs from accessing it. That seems ok to me. Every country has it's own laws. There is now completely free speach any
by doiwin 11y ago
As I understand it, they only block russian IPs from accessing it. That seems ok to me. Every country has it's own laws. There is now completely free speach anywhere around the world.
- Grue3 11y agoWell, I just so happen to have a Russian IP, so this particular issue is quite important to me. I think censorship should be everyone's concern, even if it doesn't personally affect you. What if your government is next?
- kuschku 11y agoBut that doesn’t happen – if a repo violates US law, they remove it completely, even if it would have been completely fine under German law, for example.
- joshuapants 11y agoIs that because their servers are in the US? A bit different in that case.
- jffry 11y agoIf GitHub is hosted in the US, and a repo that is hosted by GitHub violates US law, they probably cannot continue to host that repo in the US and serve it only to non-US clients.
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