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  1. Your freedom to post on whatever forum you like is being threatened

    The internet is changing. The world's biggest internet providers are creating a system in which they can decide which sites you have access to, and which you don't.

    This means: those who have the cash will have popular websites. And sites that start off small, like eBay or Wikipedia did, will not be able to get anywhere. This is massive discrimination and censorship.

    We are just a small group of students, but with your help, we can stop this.
    How? By making people aware of it.

    More info on: movielol.commovielol.com .
    We use this website to spread the word and make videoclips that document our threatened internet culture.
    The first videoclip is about funny cats.

    Defend your internet freedom, before it's too late.

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  2. Seriously - I haven't seen restrictions on forums anywhere! Just rules to post by...

  3. JTE83 said:

    Seriously - I haven't seen restrictions on forums anywhere! Just rules to post by...


    I want to know what the girl has to do with internet postings?

  4. Hmmm...🙄 . Looks dodgy to me.

    Who are these companies, where is the evidence or media coverage of their activities. All the site does is plug the movielol movement.

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