Thank you very much for bringing this aspect of public places like Wikipedia to my attention.
I follwed the link and have read the complete page with growing interest.
As of yesterday I have been an ordinary, unsuspecting WIKI user.
As it seems to me that these "censorship" incidents are numerous and that the participants seem to be covering each other that the solution to the problem(s) I would suggest is in saving each of the relevant pages and to copy them to another "outside" location and as a second phase create a meeting place where evidence and information about these "invisiblies" could be collected and Email-exchange between contributors for the creation of a database from where it would be possible to connect the dots leading & linking throughout the WWW to these people involved in censorship.
In the future I shall pay more attention as to the contributors of articles than just getting informed by the contents.
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Thank you very much for bringing this aspect of public places like Wikipedia to my attention.
I follwed the link and have read the complete page with growing interest.
As of yesterday I have been an ordinary, unsuspecting WIKI user.
As it seems to me that these "censorship" incidents are numerous and that the participants seem to be covering each other that the solution to the problem(s) I would suggest is in saving each of the relevant pages and to copy them to another "outside" location and as a second phase create a meeting place where evidence and information about these "invisiblies" could be collected and Email-exchange between contributors for the creation of a database from where it would be possible to connect the dots leading & linking throughout the WWW to these people involved in censorship.
In the future I shall pay more attention as to the contributors of articles than just getting informed by the contents.
did anyone recognize that the letter in question was sent by "VIA FASILMILE (310) 823-8649" to
ICANN from Verisign?
What the heck might be "FASILMILE" in the age of electronic wizardry?
maybe he didn't read the letter before he signed it, huh?