On 5/12/06, Anthony DiPierro <wikilegal(a)inbox.org> wrote:
I think people seem to be missing the point. Sure,
Baidu might be in
technical violation of the GFDL, in which case pretty much every
fork/mirror in the world is in technical violation of it. I was more
focussed on the fact that "entries on Baidupedia, the service from
Nasdaq-listed
Baidu.com launched last month, are censored by the
Chinese Government". This is especially horrible because the real
Wikipedia *isn't accessible in China* to the average internet user who
doesn't jump through a bunch of technical hoops.
I don't see what's horrible here - the Chinese government didn't
invent censorship yesterday.
Steve