[pp.int.general] PETITION against blocking!

[roberto aka robske]

Radoslaw,

child porn is illegal in almost any country in the world. As such, most
child porn websites can be targetted by simply sending a letter/complaint
towards the host. There was a Dutch article recently on www.tweakers.net ,
which proved that hosts would take such sites down within a day.

That's at least as far as I know.

- Roberto

2010/10/18 Radosław Nadstawny <radoslaw.nadstawny at o2.pl>

> On Mon, 18 Oct 2010 14:40:21 +0200
> Jerry Weyer <jerry.weyer at pp-international.net> wrote:
>
> > Hello Daniel,
> >
> > The Young Liberals are not necessarily the ALDE ! The youth wings of
> > a lot of political parties are independent and don't necessarily have
> > to have the same opinion as their "father-party".
> >
> > I think if the point they make is correct (which it is in this case
> > in my opinion), one can support the cause. I did not read anything
> > about extrajudicial deletion of web sites or support of the Gallo
> > report. And we (PP-Luxembourg) think that websites with illegal
> > content (which, even in far lesser quantities than oftentimes
> > claimed, exist) should be deleted. The Internet, after all is not,
> > like our opponents like to say, a "law-free space" (don't know if
> > that exists in English, literal translation from German).
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Jerry
>
> Hi there.
>
>
> There's one thing I don't understand - how exactly do you *delete* a
> website from the Internet? Let's say, somewhere in the net, there is a
> website which is illegal in your country, but what if its servers are
> located in a different country, where the site is legal? How do you
> "delete" it then?
>
> As far as I undestand, the aim of this petition is to prevent
> censorship in the form of blocking websites, but the given
> argumentation seems to be flawed...
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