SOPA and PIPA - Revision history

Keiji: /* List of sites that went on strike on Jan 18th, 2012 */ wrong list

2012-01-19T20:12:14Z

List of sites that went on strike on Jan 18th, 2012: wrong list

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	*[[Wikipedia]]		*[[Wikipedia]]
	*[[ompldr]]		*[[ompldr]]
-	*[[MS Paint Adventures]]
	*[[imgur]]		*[[imgur]]
	*[[reddit]]		*[[reddit]]
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	*4chan (all posts blacked out, revealed by hovering over the text)		*4chan (all posts blacked out, revealed by hovering over the text)
	*xkcd (did [http://www.xkcd.com/1005/ a special comic])		*xkcd (did [http://www.xkcd.com/1005/ a special comic])
		+	*[[MS Paint Adventures]] (latest [[Homestuck]] page involves a character blacking out)

	== External links ==		== External links ==

KasaneTeto at 14:08, 19 January 2012

2012-01-19T14:08:19Z

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	*[[ompldr]]		*[[ompldr]]
		+	*[[MS Paint Adventures]]
	*[[imgur]]		*[[imgur]]
	*[[reddit]]		*[[reddit]]

Keiji: add list

2012-01-19T11:29:23Z

add list

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	Basically, the only websites that would be left would be static websites built entirely by one person or company. They would not be able to link to any other websites that they didn't also own, for fear of the link target being blocked and then their own site being blocked via the link-to rule. Web2.0 would cease to exist, and it wouldn't even be a reversion to Web1.0, because as crappy as that was it ''at least'' had external links! Your Internet access charge would simply become a waste of money.		Basically, the only websites that would be left would be static websites built entirely by one person or company. They would not be able to link to any other websites that they didn't also own, for fear of the link target being blocked and then their own site being blocked via the link-to rule. Web2.0 would cease to exist, and it wouldn't even be a reversion to Web1.0, because as crappy as that was it ''at least'' had external links! Your Internet access charge would simply become a waste of money.
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		+	== List of sites that went on strike on Jan 18th, 2012 ==
		+	=== Full blackout ===
		+	*All [[Team Ikaria]] sites, including this one
		+	*[[Wikipedia]]
		+	*[[ompldr]]
		+	*[[imgur]]
		+	*[[reddit]]
		+	*[[Minecraft]].net
		+	*[[PHP]].net
		+	*[[Sonic Retro]]
		+	*Many others
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		+	=== Special theming ===
		+	*4chan (all posts blacked out, revealed by hovering over the text)
		+	*xkcd (did [http://www.xkcd.com/1005/ a special comic])

	== External links ==		== External links ==

Keiji: ontology

2012-01-19T11:20:46Z

ontology

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		+	<[#ontology [kind topic] [cats Law Terrible Event]]>
	'''SOPA''', the '''Stop Online Piracy Act''', and '''PIPA''', the '''Protect-IP Act''', are two pieces of [[legislation]] currently attempted to be being pushed through... whatever it is that lets the USA makes its laws. As you can imagine from the names, the legitimate intention was to counter [[piracy]], which is fine and all, but...		'''SOPA''', the '''Stop Online Piracy Act''', and '''PIPA''', the '''Protect-IP Act''', are two pieces of [[legislation]] currently attempted to be being pushed through... whatever it is that lets the USA makes its laws. As you can imagine from the names, the legitimate intention was to counter [[piracy]], which is fine and all, but...

Keiji: created page for real this time

2012-01-19T11:18:50Z

created page for real this time

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-	~~in before blackout~~	+	'''SOPA''', the '''Stop Online Piracy Act''', and '''PIPA''', the '''Protect-IP Act''', are two pieces of [[legislation]] currently attempted to be being pushed through... whatever it is that lets the USA makes its laws. As you can imagine from the names, the legitimate intention was to counter [[piracy]], which is fine and all, but...

-	*in ~~after blackout~~	+	They're worded horribly. And as a consequence, [[ISP]]s are required to [[Restrictions\|block]] any site that they suspect may be potentially infringing [[copyright]]. And the blocking takes place at the DNS level, so a single copyrighted work uploaded by a user to [[YouTube]] or [[deviantART]] or any other site like that, intentionally or otherwise, would take ''the entire site'' down. Even worse, according to the word of the bills, copyright infringement would be taking place even if a site was merely [[hyperlink\|link]]ing to an infringing site.
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		+	What this essentially means is that ''any'' website allowing submissions from the general public, that are then displayed to the public without requiring approval from the site owners, would be blocked in the USA under SOPA and/or PIPA. Even [[Compile Worlds]], which has an [[invite-only system]], would cease to exist since we have copyrighted images of [[Puyo characters]] on here, regardless of the fact that those are currently covered by [[fair use]].
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		+	Basically, the only websites that would be left would be static websites built entirely by one person or company. They would not be able to link to any other websites that they didn't also own, for fear of the link target being blocked and then their own site being blocked via the link-to rule. Web2.0 would cease to exist, and it wouldn't even be a reversion to Web1.0, because as crappy as that was it ''at least'' had external links! Your Internet access charge would simply become a waste of money.
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		+	== External links ==
		+	*[https://blacklist.eff.org/ Stop the Internet Blacklist Legislation] at EFF
		+	*[http://sopastrike.com/ SOPA STRIKE] whoops, too late, that already happened
		+	*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_Online_Piracy_Act SOPA] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PROTECT_IP_Act PIPA] on Wikipedia
		+	*[http://demandprogress.org/ Demand Progress], [http://stopcensorship.org/ Stop Censorship], [http://americancensorship.org/ American Censorship]
		+	*[https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2011/12/fight-blacklist-toolkit-anti-sopa-activists Fight the Blacklist] at EFF

Keiji: moved SOPA to SOPA and PIPA

2012-01-19T10:59:26Z

moved SOPA to SOPA and PIPA

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Keiji: add lol

2012-01-19T00:54:51Z

add lol

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Keiji: Created page with "in before blackout"

2012-01-17T23:54:29Z

Created page with "in before blackout"

New page

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