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Wikimedia Foundation on the #SOPA legislation and how it will hurt the free and open web, and #Wikipedia: http://ur1.ca/6oi0y
about 6 months ago from web- Stephen Michael Kellat likes this.
- Wikipedia repeated this.
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It would not be a "tremendous task" to do domain blacklisting. Wikipedia does it already. See http://identi.ca/url/37706010
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@evan but thats on a service level, not on a DNS request level. wholly different infrastructure. (Unless you weren’t talking about #SOPA)
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I'm talking about #SOPA. See http://ur1.ca/6oi0y . Argument is that WMF would manually scan millions of links to comply; technically untrue.
Stephen Michael Kellat likes this. -
Totally agree. Always better to have friendlies poke holes in your arguments before hostiles get to it, though.
Mike Linksvayer likes this. -
@evan ack on that one.
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@evan yr right now, but imagine steps ppl will take to circumvent blacklist. It'll only get harder to comply. But I'm just handwaving.
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I am sure there's an argument to be made, but it's currently factually inaccurate and -probably- shouldn't be in the official opinion.
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Dang. I wish someone else who has actually worked on the #MediaWiki codebase, besides me, could comment.