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Registration deadline nears
The Chinese government has given Chinese-run websites until the end of May to register their sites or face being shut down. The new registration campaign is an effort by the Ministry of Information Industry to clamp down on fraud and other activities on the Internet which they classify as unhealthy, this includes anti-government postings. The initiative, which began back in March, aims to issue registration numbers to all China-based websites, including commercial, government and personal sites.
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Fu%k That!

...ya, fu%k that

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Re: Fu%k That!

:/
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Shut down the Chinese SPAMMERS too!

Yeah, while they are at it, they need to shut down the spammers too. Hopefully this registration will help shut them down. I get tons of spam from Chinese servers every day!

The Chinese either have poor security/firewall on their servers, or they knowingly use them to spam other countries.
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Re: Shut down the Chinese SPAMMERS too!

Nevermind that the number one SPAM haven is the US as reported on this very site many times....
Worg4
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Re: Shut down the Chinese SPAMMERS too!

What's reported and what's reality are two different things...

Most of my spam comes from China, the next most from europe (don't distinguish by country), then tied with the US and Australia. This is by IP address registrations, not the from address.
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Re: Shut down the Chinese SPAMMERS too!

So DSL reports is reporting lies and made up numbers?

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What you see on your computer, and what is the state of the internet as a whole may be two different things.

Also, how do you determine the source of your spam? Source email addresses can be faked, but also it is common practice to add a few spoofed header lines to prevent easy manual determination and reporting of the source of spam.

When you analyze the email headers, you need to check the IP addresses to ensure that they are really email relays, and that the time stamps make sense.

If you do that, and if you have a typical variety of spam, you'll find that more than half of your spam comes from US locations.

»www.spamcop.net/w3m?acti ··· e#domsum

If you want to see where you spam comes from, and report the computer being used as either the spam source or as an open mail relay, you can do this for free at »www.spamcop.net (.net, the .com is something else).

You have to register, but they don't spam you.

This said, hopefully the Chinese police state will shut down its spammers with at least as much energy and resources as it devotes to shutting down legitimate political and religious descent.

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Re: Shut down the Chinese SPAMMERS too!

Dissent.

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Re: Fu%k That!

Given the nice patriot act we have here, with the impeding renewal and expansion, national ID system and lord knows what else (actually the lord doesn't know, else he would cry), china will be the culmination of freedom on 5 years.

Canada too.

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Yay opression!

It'd almost be easier for them to not allow the Internet if they wanted to avoid that. It'll ultimately help the country reform from the inside out though. I give China another 15-20 years before the State finally gives way to the younger populace who embrace Capitalism.
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double posts suck
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It'd almost be easier for them to not allow the Internet if they wanted to avoid that. It'll ultimately help the country reform from the inside out though. I give China another 15-20 years before the State finally gives way to the younger populace who embrace Capitalism.
Yea great then were we will get our $4 sneakers and dvd players.

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It'd almost be easier for them to not allow the Internet if they wanted to avoid that. It'll ultimately help the country reform from the inside out though. I give China another 15-20 years before the State finally gives way to the younger populace who embrace Capitalism.
For their sake, I hope they never go into capitalism quite as far as the US.

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said by rideboarder:
said by rothan:

It'd almost be easier for them to not allow the Internet if they wanted to avoid that. It'll ultimately help the country reform from the inside out though. I give China another 15-20 years before the State finally gives way to the younger populace who embrace Capitalism.
For their sake, I hope they never go into capitalism quite as far as the US.
It's almost a full circle.. Some of the stuff the US gov is doing reminds me of how China and other North Korea, Russia, Syria etc..

It's a sad day when people's rights are waived in the name of "security" pretty soon it will be 1984.

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Re: Yay opression!

When your signature tagline includes "facts are meaningless", I suppose we should expect that your posts are all emotion without reference to facts?

At least that would explain why you think our government is doing things the way China and North Korea are. You should go live there for a year or so and see if you really believe we are close to that level.

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This might be true, except that the US is no longer truly capitalist either. Our government has been swinging further and further into socialism for the last 50 years to the point. It has now reached the point where "capitalism" is almost illegal.

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Re: Yay opression!

The US is not moving closer to Socialism, we are moving closer and closer to a dictatorship of the Corporations. The poor are getting poorer and the rich richer, and the middle class is vanishing. It's not so much a world of countries with democratic forms of government, and counties with totalitarian forms of government, but rather large bands of corporations making the call. Walmart is dead set against their workers joining a union in the US, but surprise surprise supports it in China where the Union is an offshoot of the Communist government.
If you are one of the rich, lucky you. If you are middle class are lower, look forward to a "retirement" of eating dog food and working greeting visitors at your local "Megalamart"...

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yeah, right.....

...and I remember when people were saying that General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler were running the company. Now one of them has been sold to the Germans and the other two are rated as "junk" investments.

While it may seem fun to dump on large corporations, they aren't nearly as omnipotent as you seem to think.

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Are you certain?

Capitalism is all that US is... All the companies are driving the government either by controlling or forcing them (ie. buying out senators, and forcing people who want better internet to built their own network)

Perhaps, there will be enough of a gap between the rich and the poor that the country could split into two?

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Re: Yay opression!

The way I see it, both statements are true. Corporations are raping and pillaging the countryside, AND the government is swinging towards socialism. It could be argued that the government has little choice, though I disagree. By propping up the poor with welfare and other handouts, they are eliminating the political pressure for change.

This, to me, is the worst offense - as people who are taking handouts are generally not going to bite the hand that feeds them. So, as corporatism rises, socialism rises, and nothing changes. The people who have the money to make change, won't - because it's already good for them. The people who don't have the money, can't - lest they lose what little they have left.

Come to think of it - you may be right. We seem to be destined for corporate serfdom. Will we one day answer to Lord PHP instead of Manager PHP?

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said by rothan:

It'd almost be easier for them to not allow the Internet if they wanted to avoid that. It'll ultimately help the country reform from the inside out though. I give China another 15-20 years before the State finally gives way to the younger populace who embrace Capitalism.
You are correct this is the way I see China going. The one thing the Chinese people have always had for thousands of years is a love of business, they love to make money. Once the all of the Long March veterans in government are gone and the Chinese educated in the west start to take over this when things in China will start to change. Now they are not going to be a free and easy outfit like the EU is there are to many millennia of tradition to overcome. rideboarder what is wrong with capitalism if China become like the United State, and Japan
it will keep the peace, after all war is a expensive and money loosing thing.

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said by Transmaster:

said by rothan:
rideboarder what is wrong with capitalism if China become like the United State, and Japan
it will keep the peace, after all war is a expensive and money loosing thing.
It simply won't work for them. It will be just as bad for the regular citizen like communism is now.

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It simply won't work for them. It will be just as bad for the regular citizen like communism is now.
What do you mean it won't work do you know anything about Chinese history. They where Merchants when the city of Rome was a few mud huts on the top of a pair of hills on the Italian peninsula. There was the Silk Road. Chinese merchant ships trading with Southeast Asia, India, and the east coast of Africa, when Europe was still in the dark ages. they also may have traded with Meso-American civilizations a thousand years ago. The Chinese have been business minded culture for over 3000 years.

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said by Transmaster:

It simply won't work for them. It will be just as bad for the regular citizen like communism is now.
What do you mean it won't work do you know anything about Chinese history. They where Merchants when the city of Rome was a few mud huts on the top of a pair of hills on the Italian peninsula. There was the Silk Road. Chinese merchant ships trading with Southeast Asia, India, and the east coast of Africa, when Europe was still in the dark ages. they also may have traded with Meso-American civilizations a thousand years ago. The Chinese have been business minded culture for over 3000 years.
Just look at what capitalism does. It's greed will simply turn the country into another complete mess!

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Re: Yay opression!

Yes I know look at the paradise it is in Cuba and North Korea.

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said by Transmaster:

Yes I know look at the paradise it is in Cuba and North Korea.
what? I hope that isn't directed at me, since I never said anything at all that communism is a paradise.

edit: but I can say for sure that capitalism like it's done in the U.S. isn't a paradise either...unless you're rich.

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said by rideboarder:
said by Transmaster:

Yes I know look at the paradise it is in Cuba and North Korea.
what? I hope that isn't directed at me, since I never said anything at all that communism is a paradise.

edit: but I can say for sure that capitalism like it's done in the U.S. isn't a paradise either...unless you're rich.
Missing a great point here, in America you have a opportiunity to get rich, but in a socialist goverment you dont. AND in a Free society one which honors and respects its laws, of freedom of speech, and religion. Usually its spurs business, because too many laws kill off business, see sweden. The thing killing America the most now is the loss of freedom of speech, see politically correct. Also the disrepect to people of faith.

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said by DaveDude See ProfileThe thing killing America the most now is the loss of freedom of speech, see politically correct. Also the disrepect to people of faith. [/BQUOTE:

I'd have to agree with you as far as freedom of speech goes...there are two menaces to that, one being the "Watch what you do, watch what you say" attitude of the new Police State that sprang up like poisonous mushrooms after 9/11, the other being the growing trend towards limitless copyright and rent-seeking on intellectual property. What you call "Political Correctness" has shifted mightily towards censoring anything that isn't pro-Right Wing, pro-Bush, and pro-war.

Disrespect to "people of faith?" Well, if your faith is Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Catholic Christianity, Wicca, Paganism or anything that isn't Fundamentalist Protestant Christianity, then yeah, your faith is being disrespected every day in George W. Bush's America. All the grants that have been going to "faith-based" charities have been going to those of the Protestant Christian faith.

The Jewish Federation Council and B'nai Brith, deserving Jewish charities that they are, provide vital services to the poor and unfortunate all over the US, particularly in the Northeast and in the Los Angeles area. They have been doing this for at least 100 years. Have they gotten grants under Bush's new programs? No. And not for lack of trying either.

As far as the more "far-out" faiths I mentioned, like Buddhism and Wicca...they have seen outright repression under Bush's administration. Just recently a conservative judge ruled that a child born to two Wiccan parents could not be educated in the faith he was born into. Those parents might lose custody of their child because of their beliefs. Buddhists and Unitarian Universalists have lost tax exempt status in Texas because they are "soft" on the idea of a supreme deity.

You right-wing Fundies are not being disrespected. On the contrary, you are becoming the ruling caste in America. And you will not rest until everyone either believes as you do, leaves the country, or dies. If anything, it is you people who are weakening this country. The Founders are spinning in their graves.

Oh yeah, regarding Sweden? They have one of the strongest economies in Europe.

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Those are some interesting notes - Even though I am a Christian, and a republican, I still think every faith ought to get a fair shake in this country. If it was good enough for the FF to stick in the Bill of Rights, it's good enough for me. That said, the nut jobs in office now, while definitely right-wingers, aren't fundamentalists. I don't like fundamentalists, but these guys appear to be about the money and the power - religion is just a tool they use to keep "the base" in line.

Bush has screwed EVERY religion (including the Christians), even while whispering sweet nothings in their ear. Faith based charity was a sick joke, and the "God and Country" rhetoric is almost sickening in the context of going to war to settle a score. Cheney, and his cabal, have made sure all the energy companies made out like bandits. Now, we have Homeland Security securing the movie industry?

The only good thing is that, so far, the prohibition against multiple terms is still in place - so if enough people get to where they have had enough, we can remove these jackal-opes from office.

I still can't believe that 53% of this country voted for him - and I'm still angry with the democrats for running Kerry? For crying out loud, why not just concede the election if you are going to run a clown like Kerry. I don't know who they republicans are going to run, but I sure hope I don't find myself in the position of having to vote for Hillary Clinton. (and no, it's not because she's a woman - it's because having grown up in AR, we know she's a crook)

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said by Transmaster:

Yes I know look at the paradise it is in Cuba and North Korea.
what? I hope that isn't directed at me, since I never said anything at all that communism is a paradise.

edit: but I can say for sure that capitalism like it's done in the U.S. isn't a paradise either...unless you're rich.
Missing a great point here, in America you have a opportiunity to get rich, but in a socialist goverment you dont. AND in a Free society one which honors and respects its laws, of freedom of speech, and religion. Usually its spurs business, because too many laws kill off business, see sweden. The thing killing America the most now is the loss of freedom of speech, see politically correct. Also the disrepect to people of faith.
I'm not missing a point at all. You are putting words in my mouth I never even said. All I ever said was that they should never go as far into capitalism as the U.S. did. That is all I said, I never said that communism is good.

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Where paradise?

said by rideboarder:

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edit: but I can say for sure that capitalism like it's done in the U.S. isn't a paradise either...unless you're rich.
Yes, the intolerable condition of starting out poor in the US would be why we don't have huge waves of people trying to get in to the US. I mean, if we were really the land of opportunity, folks would be trying to get in, right?

What's that you say? Hordes of people ARE storming our borders, eager for the chance to live on the edge of our society as illegal immigrants? They are even RISKING THEIR LIVES to do so? And these are folks whose parents, children, siblings, and other family members have come ahead of them and told them the TRUTH about life in the US?

Well, maybe we aren't the pit of inescapable poverty that the lefty loonies would have us believe....

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No, it is actually an example of what stupid governance can bring about, as well as being a prime example of how power shifts almost cyclically. Think about it, the seat of "world domination" has shifted all over the globe. From the Africa, to the Middle East, to East Asia, to Europe, to the North America and North Asia, and now back to the Asian Pacific.

The US empire is declining just as surely as the Chinese, Roman, European (all of them), Japanese, and Soviet empires fell - and for largely the same reasons.

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War money loosing yes..... But we still do it ! You think they will do any better then us on that front ? I don't.
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You are correct this is the way I see China going. The one thing the Chinese people have always had for thousands of years is a love of business, they love to make money. Once the all of the Long March veterans in government are gone and the Chinese educated in the west start to take over this when things in China will start to change. Now they are not going to be a free and easy outfit like the EU is there are to many millennia of tradition to overcome.

Actually, the veterans of the Long March are already out of the government. The ceding of the premiership to Wen Jiabao and the presidency to Hu Jintao has shown that.

The Chinese government is not truly Communist and hasn't been since the death of Mao Tse-tung. In its current format, it is merely a highly socialist country with an absolute amount of control over its populace. It resembles the old Chinese Empire more than the Communist China we all learned about in school. Moneymaking and capitalism are encouraged - so long as the appropriate taxes and guangxi are paid. After all, a prosperous country is a good country.

But give up the social controls? In a pig's eye. The study of Neo-Confucianism integrated into Mao's Communist/socialist rhetoric will show that China's populace will never have the particular priveliges we enjoy - nor would they want to.

it will keep the peace, after all war is a expensive and money loosing thing.

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It'd almost be easier for them to not allow the Internet if they wanted to avoid that. It'll ultimately help the country reform from the inside out though. I give China another 15-20 years before the State finally gives way to the younger populace who embrace Capitalism.
How does Capitalism = Democracy and Freedom?

There's already capitalism in China with all those factories making products for Walmart.

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Re: Yay opression!

Capitalism, with its emphasis on decision-making by individuals and non-governmental corporations, encourages free thought and independent action. People accustomed to making valid choices about how much bath soap to make, or to order for their store, begin to wonder about why they don't get to have a say in how a local park is going to be redeveloped. Successful capitalists begin to take on the government directly.

Socialism, with its emphasis on central planning and decision-making, discourages independent thought and action, and as such provides a natural partner for totalitarian governments.

It is true that some totalitarian governments have allowed or encouraged some degree of capitalism--Hitler's prewar Germany had some degree of capitalism (if you weren't Jewish, for example) and Putin's current Russia has a good deal of capitalism, until the capitalists begin to criticize the government (as in the Yukos saga.)

Likewise, some democracies have varying degrees of socialism--Sweden is often thought to be significantly socialist, and socialized medicine is present in various democratic countries.

Capitalism doesn't "equal" democracy and freedom, it just encourages it.

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well..

It would've been better if this wasn't in their agenda "anti-government postings".

Too bad we don't live in an ideal world, freedom always comes with "anti-government postings" and order always comes with censorship and control.

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But They're #1!

Where are all those people who were praising China for its increasing broadband penetration and who were saying that China is somehow better than the USA in this regard. This development shows that China hasn't moved anywhere up on the human rights ladder.

If any country needs a regime change, its China.

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It's already happened in the US

Why is anyone suprised? The EXACT SAME THING is already required in the US. You are legally required to use real information when you register your domain, so there's no such thing as an 'anonymous domain' anymore. That's no different than what the chinese are doing right now.

Remember, our 'Department of Homeland Security and Movies and Music' just wants to clamp down on fraud, and other 'unhealty internet activities', like fair use and free speech. The Chinese are just following our lead, not the other way around.

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Screw that

Glad I don't live in China...

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Guess Michael Powell got a new job...

...in the Ministry of Information Industry.
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Re: Guess Michael Powell got a new job...

looks like the chineese domains will drop and external hosting companies will prosper.. a win win situation i feel.

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Re: Guess Michael Powell got a new job...

So they can talk dirty all they want about their country's govt and not worry?

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Yes

America should do this. Cut down on spam.

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Re: Yes

Also cut down on sites the government says is not appropriate. It is probably better to keep searching for a better way to solve the spam problem.

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Must we always see the negative?

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this includes anti-government postings.
You know, it likely also includes warez, spam, and terrorist operations. A little control could go a long way to help curtail the scourge of the internet. It sucks that they have to register, but you know something? It's a Communist country!

Somehow I don't care of their freedom of speech is violated if they use it to cause me grief.
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China Pride

There was a documentary on Discovery Channel about Hackers. The chinese hackers openly talk about hacking Japanese and US sites without fear of arrest. Given the Governments abilities to control their Internet it seems that the Chinese Government allows this to happen.
The recent anti-japanese protests - 1000's were allowed to protest. But when you try to group and rally on the street you are thrown in jail for 30 years. They say that the japs have not done enough to calm relations regarding the textbooks, You know what I would tell them? I'd tell them to mind their business, its our "internal affairs" as the chinese have so often used when the US tries to raise human rights or Taiwan issues. Anyway enough said on that subject.

China is going through a phase of promoting National Pride (as a result of great econmic growth) amongst its citizens. They are brainwashed to think that all things Chinese is good and everything else is less. IMO the Communist government are clever, they see that by making and keeping their citizens rich, they will always be seen as a good and always accepted by its citizens.

The ppl dont mind that their internet is being striped because they believe the Government is doing it for the good.

IMO as long as its citizens keep rolling in the money we wont see an uprising as so many has predicted

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said by wololo1:

They are brainwashed to think that all things Chinese is good and everything else is less.
Who do the Chinese think they are...?

The French??

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They are brainwashed to think that all things Chinese is good and everything else is less.

It is NOT brainwashing. It's cultural tradition.
The real name of China is Chung Kuo, the "Middle Kingdom". It was called that because it was viewed as the center of the world by its inhabitants. In many ways, it still is.

We are simply barbarians. Anyone who is not Chinese is a barbarian. It doesn't matter if a barbarian is smarter or produces better items or has more power for a time. They are still barbarians - useful, perhaps, but nothing more.

The Chinese have no interest in conquering people or expanding any more than is convienent. They're not worried about our traditions of "democracy" or "freedom". After all, China will eventually win...even if it takes thousands of years. Eventually, everyone will be Chinese. All they need to do is wait.

That is the Chinese mindset. It has been ever since the first dynasty.
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Not far behind

Sounds like they have a Patriot Act too.

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Re: Not far behind

The People's Patriot Act