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The Internet Survival Guide (PROJECT) Sat Jan 07, 2012 7:51 pm
Ares
Legatus Legionis
THIS IS THE ORIGINAL POST
With the threat of SOPA passing in the states, as well as Iran cracking down on web cafes, internet censorship is at all time high.
And, I, an open source and FOSS advocate, will stand up for freedom!
I am asking that my fellow colleagues, spread the word about my "Internet Survival Guide", and also contribute to the project. The goal of this project, is to make the internet accessible - to everyone. Uncensored access to the internet, I believe, is a human right, as long as it doesn't infringe upon others' human rights.
** Due to consistency reasons, do not circulate any attached versions of the guide until it is completed, completed version will be posted at a later date **
To Do
- Any possible contributions to the English version. Post whatever you feel needs to be included here.
- In Localisation versions, feel free to add additional websites that are specific to the country/language
- Localisation of the following languages (all are of priority - only contribute if you can write fluently):
Top Priority Countries/Languages
* Highest Priority
- * Arabic (Saudi Arabia, Syria, Bahrain, Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, UAE)
- Mandarin Chinese (China)
- Burmese (Burma)
- Spanish (Cuba, Venezuela)
- Persian (Iran)
- Korean (DPRK - Chosŏn'gŭl)
- Turkmen (Turkmenistan)
- Uzbek (Uzbekistan)
- Karakalpak (Uzbekistan)
- Vietnamese (Vietnamese)
Of Priority Countries/Languages
- Belarusian (Belarus)
- Russian (Russia, Belarus,
- Tigrinya (Eritrea)
- French (France)
- Malaysian (Malaysia)
- Korean (South Korea - Hanja, Hangul)
- Thai (Thailand)
- Sinhala (Sri Lanka)
- Tamil (Sri Lanka)
- Turkish (Turkey)
Internet Censorship by Countries: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_censorship_by_country
Guidelines
- All contributions must be in text. No images.
- Please avoid using phrases/words that may trigger a filter block. Be discreet, and creative.
- If you're looking for credit, expect none. This is a public project and all contributions will be assumed fair-use, and potentially public domain.
- Do NOT and I will repeat this DO NOT compile a list of mirrors, and other possible places to retrieve any aspects of this guide. Don't make the Government's job easier by effectively compiling a blacklist. It will be appreciated.
- Don't forward to Government agencies. Karma will get you, bitch. /b/
With the threat of SOPA passing in the states, as well as Iran cracking down on web cafes, internet censorship is at all time high.
And, I, an open source and FOSS advocate, will stand up for freedom!
I am asking that my fellow colleagues, spread the word about my "Internet Survival Guide", and also contribute to the project. The goal of this project, is to make the internet accessible - to everyone. Uncensored access to the internet, I believe, is a human right, as long as it doesn't infringe upon others' human rights.
** Due to consistency reasons, do not circulate any attached versions of the guide until it is completed, completed version will be posted at a later date **
To Do
- Any possible contributions to the English version. Post whatever you feel needs to be included here.
- In Localisation versions, feel free to add additional websites that are specific to the country/language
- Localisation of the following languages (all are of priority - only contribute if you can write fluently):
Top Priority Countries/Languages
* Highest Priority
- * Arabic (Saudi Arabia, Syria, Bahrain, Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, UAE)
- Mandarin Chinese (China)
- Burmese (Burma)
- Spanish (Cuba, Venezuela)
- Persian (Iran)
- Korean (DPRK - Chosŏn'gŭl)
- Turkmen (Turkmenistan)
- Uzbek (Uzbekistan)
- Karakalpak (Uzbekistan)
- Vietnamese (Vietnamese)
Of Priority Countries/Languages
- Belarusian (Belarus)
- Russian (Russia, Belarus,
- Tigrinya (Eritrea)
- French (France)
- Malaysian (Malaysia)
- Korean (South Korea - Hanja, Hangul)
- Thai (Thailand)
- Sinhala (Sri Lanka)
- Tamil (Sri Lanka)
- Turkish (Turkey)
Internet Censorship by Countries: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_censorship_by_country
Guidelines
- All contributions must be in text. No images.
- Please avoid using phrases/words that may trigger a filter block. Be discreet, and creative.
- If you're looking for credit, expect none. This is a public project and all contributions will be assumed fair-use, and potentially public domain.
- Do NOT and I will repeat this DO NOT compile a list of mirrors, and other possible places to retrieve any aspects of this guide. Don't make the Government's job easier by effectively compiling a blacklist. It will be appreciated.
- Don't forward to Government agencies. Karma will get you, bitch. /b/
