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A website called the Great Firewall of China tests websites to see if they’re being censored in China.
To my disappointment, I don’t rate. And it’s not as if I haven’t tried to offend. More than once. A lot more.
Hat tip to Roland Dodds.
June 1st, 2007 at 5:40 pm
Great Fire Wall from Ideas…
I can never understand why China chooses to censure web sites or why they try to order the organic process to join the world economy.
It almost seems to be an attempt deliberated to order expression, and by the expression, learning. Most of study is qu…