SOPA strike

[samfloor]

SOPA STRIKE - Largest online protest in history - January 18 - blackout your site

[samfloor]

How SOPA would affect you: FAQ | Privacy Inc. - CNET News

[havasu]

The only corporation that is protesting SOPA (at least my knowledge) is Wikipedia, which won't cause very many tears tomorrow. Do you know of more that will be boycotting tomorrow?

[samfloor]

Read the 1st post on this thread. There is a list.

[Austin]

Originally Posted by havasu

The only corporation that is protesting SOPA (at least my knowledge) is Wikipedia, which won't cause very many tears tomorrow. Do you know of more that will be boycotting tomorrow?

A lot.

Reddit.

Google.

Most sites within our network.

Mozzila... the list goes on.

[havasu]

I've been on Google for a bit today, and even using Google Chrome, and all seems fine. Maybe I am not utilizing it correctly?

I guess I spoke too soon. Everything is hard to access today. Might be a bad day to be a moderator!

[Austin]

Originally Posted by havasu

I've been on Google for a bit today, and even using Google Chrome, and all seems fine. Maybe I am not utilizing it correctly?

I guess I spoke too soon. Everything is hard to access today. Might be a bad day to be a moderator!

They blacked out their logo.

I tried to access Wikipedia a dozen times yesterday and I knew it was blacked out.

I use it everyday.

[Chemiker]

Wikipedia was the big one, and it was the only one I found that was inaccessable. Craigslist, google, wired.com all had some sort of blackout or redacted words, but you could choose to see it normally.

This is a day too late for you Austin, but you could have used Wikipedia from your smartphone like normal, the mobile site was working fine.

Here's a good list:
SOPA blackout: Who

[jeremy1]

glad i didn't see jeremy1's internet/computer on that list here
SOPA blackout: Who
those losers don't know where i live,so there is no way my computer gets taken away from me since i do have some offline fun stuff on my computer... ha!