COMING ATTRACTIONS
Posted on 06/27/2022 2:27:44 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
Carefully vetting every single piece of user-generated content (UGC) before it’s allowed to be posted to a website is a daunting task.
But China is clearly up for the challenge.
The country’s so-called Cyberspace Administration has released a new policy that requires all comments on websites to be approved before they’re published.
The new rules were outlined in a document published last week entitled: ‘Provisions on the Administration of Internet Thread Commenting Services’.
It will mean any company or individual that runs a website where people can post comments will need to hire ‘a review and editing team suitable for the scale of services’.
These newly-installed comment moderators will have to vet every single one prior to publication and flag any potentially illegal information to the Administration.
And it goes even further. Any site that does allow readers to post comments must collect their real names and verify their identity before allowing them to submit comments.
The tighter controls seem to have come following online criticism of the Chinese government’s recent mandatory lockdowns as it tried to battle a fresh onslaught of Covid-19.
Internet censorship in China is already widespread and rigorously enforced, which can make it a bit tricky for trvellers who are used to relying on certain sites and apps.
The vast majority of sites that are blocked are western, so Chinese locals are not affected as much by the intense levels of censorship.
(Excerpt) Read more at msn.com ...
Democrats are salivating.
Yo beat me to it.
Whether you know it or not, there are already AI bots doing this for a lot of websites.
FROM THE ARTICLE:
Here are all the social media sites that are blocked in China and some of the bigger website that you can’t get onto thanks to the Great Firewall of China:
Facebook
Facebook Messenger
Flickr
Google Plus
Instagram
Periscope
Pinterest
Quora
Reddit
Slack
Snapchat
Tinder
Tumblr
Twitch
Twitter
WhatsApp
YouTube
Other notable sites and streaming services banned in China:
BBC
CNN
Dailymotion
Dropbox
The Economist
Gmail
Google
Google Docs
The Guardian
Le Monde
Netflix
New York Times
Reuters
Wall Street Journal
Wikipedia (in English)
Yahoo
However, it is possible to access some of this blocked contest in China using a VPN (virtual private network) app.
I don’t see FREEREPUBLIC on the CCP list (yet). 😁😆
Last year China also started to put limits on the amount of tech that young people can use.
The country’s officials decided that teens would also be limited to three hours’ of online video gaming per week.
The strict new rules were announced by the Xinhua state news agency after parents reported gaming addiction was getting in the way of their children’s studies and health.
Is this a bad thing??
So did Nina skankowits land a new job?
“Democrats are salivating.”
They are, but given that their plans for their ‘Great Reset’ are being upended everywhere, I’m not too worried. Yet.
reading the MSN article and they are really reporting it as if it was great thing...
We have a friendly to states rights SCOTUS. Every state needs to dust off those bills and write new ones as needed to hold the feds in check. If a lawsuit is ready, file it.
its already done here. Comments are vetted both before and after posted
Makes sense
Sounds like the left’s plan for this country. I’m sure they are taking notes.
Is that Ned Flanders in the pic?
ast year China also started to put limits on the amount of tech that young people can use.
The country’s officials decided that teens would also be limited to three hours’ of online video gaming per week.
The strict new rules were announced by the Xinhua state news agency after parents reported gaming addiction was getting in the way of their children’s studies and health.
Is this a bad thing??
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NO.
The Chinese are intelligent enough to read the research, and have done research on the lowering of IQs with screen use and are following the research and tailoring their social engineering to this end. As the rest of the world becomes stupid they will be raising IQs.
And the stupids in other parts of the world will not even be permitted to speak about IQ
Bingo.
Is it called Twitter?
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