Many websites (such as Wikipedia and on WordPress.com) are blacked out today (Wednesday, January 18, 2012) to protest proposed U.S. legislation that threatens internet freedom: the Stop Internet Piracy Act ( SOPA ) and the Protect IP Act ( PIPA ). From personal blogs to giants like WordPress and Wikipedia, sites all over the web — including this one — are asking you to help stop this dangerous legislation from being passed. Please watch the video below to learn how this legislation will affect internet freedom, then scroll down to take action.
Add Your Voice to the SOPA / PIPA Protest!
Go here to learn more and to email or call Congress >>
(from WordPress.com)
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If I were been part of the Internet society, I would also protest here. Many companies have been dependent to Internet.
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The things that now go on in US were 2 years ago in Russia. Russian government closed russian torrent tracker torrents.ru For some time there were different roumors but the situation was solved by moving to another domain. That’s nice that many people raised against SOPA, but be sure that even the bill could be adobted, the governors could never stop the thing they decided to stop.
ACTA has been signed already, so it already has taken your freedom away.
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