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    1. evenstevens280 on

      This stupid law needs repealing, or at least altering. It’s ridiculous to censor factual (well, at least – peer reviewed) information.

    2. PotatoeManWTBHHYB on

      Sooooo…are we losing Wikipedia or just access to ‘mature’ pages??

    3. denyer-no1-fan on

      If you haven’t already – you should get VPN, particularly the paid ones if you don’t want data leakage through a free VPN. Looks like I’ll be adding Wikipedia to my list of websites/apps that will have VPN applied automatically.

    4. TheCommieDuck on

      A spokesperson for the Labour Party clarified, “people accessing Wikipedia illegally are terrorist supporters.”

    5. Given the coming of the AI and the fact that Western governments decided to double down on control and oppression, I would highly suggest that people download Wikipedia to their computer now, before it gets compromised too much somehow. It doesn’t take that much space if you only need the text, but also with pictures it shouldn’t be too much for an external hard drive I think.

    6. Remarkable_Battle614 on

      They were always going to lose. Hopefully they’ll block the uk, with a big text saying “due to the uk government, we’re blocking access for uk users. Please contact your MP”

      And see how that goes

    7. Afterlast1 on

      This is just fucking unacceptable. There’s no reality where accepting this is okay. If your MP won’t repeal this, then take their fucking seat. Run against them. Fire take. Take their fucking job.

      Edit: I’m fucking tired man. Does anyone know how to register as a candidate for any of Leicesters seats? I’ll do it my fucking self.

    8. Floor-Goblins-Lament on

      I think what is most bizarre to me about this whole act is that none of the politicians supporting it seem to actually know what it does

    9. mcfluffernutter013 on

      Labour has absolutely been shitting the bed and it’s almost funny. Just Torries in red

    10. Liam-DGOL on

      Pleeeease block the UK and let the UK Gov face the reality from this.

    11. GarySmith2021 on

      I can’t wait for Wikipedia to block themselves in the UK, to protect children of course…

    12. cosmic_monsters_inc on

      So we’re protecting kids from wiki now? Can we just drop the pretence it had anything to do with porn and is nothing more than a massive online tracking effort.

    13. HorseNCartJohnny on

      Predicted this would happen, I have saved all Wikipedia pages I think I might need, as well as up to level 3 of Wikipedia’s recommended articles as pdfs. Hope it gets pulled from the uk so more people start to kick up a fuss

    14. ilikebiiiigdicks on

      Id write to my MP but its Keir fucking Starmer and he clearly doesn’t listen to good advice.

    15. These-Barnaclez on

      Educate me. What’s stopping Starmer from repealing this law.

      And a serious answer based on the legal restrictions. Not cos he’s a twat

    16. kick_thebaby on

      Is it that bad that wiki contributors should be verified? What stops any random bad actor editing any page with false or shitty sources?

    17. Affectionate_Role849 on

      I hope Labour gets obliterated at the next election like the Tories did, and if Reform get in it’s entirely Labours doing.

    18. Hellstorm901 on

      I knew this was coming, Starmer was never going to make an exception for anyone as other companies would try to use the exception too

      So Wikipedia will restrict access to UK users and the OSA defenders will continue to lie to you that it is only about protecting children when really the simple but harsh truth is an excuse to bad parents to blame their child neglect on big bad internet companies

    19. FearlessPressure3 on

      I sent a message to my MP complaining about this law and have been totally ignored. Well that’s a vote she’s not getting again from me 😡

    20. I’ve already written to my MP about this, but it’s just going to get worse unless the government repeal it. Introduced by Tories and carried out by Starmer’s Labour, just like everything else.

    21. ConnieTheUnicorn on

      Well..say goodbye to Wikipedia. I hope they don’t capitulate and just go dark in the UK.

    22. theB1ackSwan on

      > She said they decided that Wikipedia “is in principle an appropriate service on which to impose category one duties” and how ministers arrived at that choice was not “without reasonable foundation nor irrational”.

      [X] Doubt

    23. MammothPenguin69 on

      Britfriends, you now have a universal shutdown phrase for all opposition to repealing the OSA.

      “They blocked Wikipedia.”

      Please use it.

    24. Any_Inflation_2543 on

      I wonder how idiot-in-chief Starmer will explain how losing access to Wikipedia helps fight child pronography…

    25. theB1ackSwan on

      Do these MPs think kids are going to Wikipedia to find pictures of buttholes? What the fuck is actually happening that the UK is, more-or-less, censoring *the household-name encyclopedia*?

    26. Zofia-Bosak on

      The best thing to do is for Wiki and others to just geo-block the UK, starting now.

    27. CharmingTurnover8937 on

      I hope Wikipedia and other large websites block us. Don’t bother trying to argue around this ridiculous law, go scorched earth and ban us from everything. Only then will the government get the message.

      The sheer arrogance of our Government to even pass this bill and expect everyone to bow down to it is disgusting. I can’t express how much I despise this administration. They had every chance to try and fix things from the last disastrous government, but instead they chose to continue fucking things up for everyone.

      No Labour. No Tories.

      Never again.

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