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minus-square@k_o_tMlink4•edit-24 years agowell, great :/ first Telegram, then Protonmail and now Tutanota… and this is not counting the thousands of other smaller websites/services that have been blocked for virtually no reason
minus-square@AgreeableLandscapeOPlink1•edit-24 years agoI remember an article saying that the Russian government wants to create their own Wikipedia. Filled with objective and publicly reviewable information, surely.
minus-square@k_o_tMlink2•4 years agoHm, could you link an article? This sounds interesting (at least in terms of just seeing what’s going to come out of it), because I really doubt that they’re going to implement public editing…
minus-square@AgreeableLandscapeOPlink2•4 years agoFound the article and posted it here: https://lemmy.ml/post/30606
well, great :/
first Telegram, then Protonmail and now Tutanota…
and this is not counting the thousands of other smaller websites/services that have been blocked for virtually no reason
I remember an article saying that the Russian government wants to create their own Wikipedia.
Filled with objective and publicly reviewable information, surely.
Hm, could you link an article? This sounds interesting (at least in terms of just seeing what’s going to come out of it), because I really doubt that they’re going to implement public editing…
Found the article and posted it here: https://lemmy.ml/post/30606
Interesting, thanks :)