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Yahoo Censors Tumblr Porn
coolnumbr12 writes "When Yahoo purchased Tumblr in May, Tumblr founder David Karp said Tumblr wouldn't be changing, and Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer said, 'Part of our strategy here is to let Tumblr be Tumblr.' But a new search policy went into effect Thursday that excludes all adult blogs from Google, Bing, Yahoo and other search engines by disabling indexing of anything it tags as 'adult.' The policy effectively makes the content and 10 percent of Tumblr users completely invisible."
Really? Erm, I think we should be given a list so that, you know, we can, err.., check their data-collating algorithms for accuracy. Yeah, that.
Rendering 10% of Tumblr invisible is an improvement and a great start. Please get to work on the other 90%, too.
Be fair - it's hard to think up cogent analogies for other situations when you're inside a welded box that's been encased in concrete.
I'm surprised he's got any Internet access in there at all, frankly. I'll have to figure out how that happened before the next time.
#DeleteChrome
We hate you back
Fine! I'm gonna go build my own image microblog, with blackjack and hookers!
Probably should make it distributed and censorship-resistant by design.
I propose this new site be named bendr!
the preceding comment is my own and in no way reflects the opinion of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wait, the internet still has ads?
::turns off my adblocker::
::visits a couple of sites::
::turns adblocker back on::
Oh right...wow...this has gotten a lot worse since I last checked...
Aaaahhhh...that's better.
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