TG1
Staff member
In an attempt congress is changing section 230 of Communications act of 1934, the Communicatons Decency Act of 1996. This will punish site owners for what their users post by fine or potential jail time of 20 years.
The bill intends to go after child trafficking but is an attack on all sites and forums.
Link to the bill
https://www.congress.gov/bill/115th-congress/house-bill/1865
This enables one troll or spammer with intent to effectively kill any website they don’t like for any petty reason. Smaller sites don’t have the resources or manpower to maintain surveillance over their websites. This will kill smaller content creators internet wide and lose tons of great smaller communities.
Spread this around and call your congressman to vote NO on the “Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act of 2017” (FOSTA)
The Electronic Frontier Foundation Goes into even more detail on how that hurts smaller websites from sustaining themselves and even hurts the victims of Sex Trafficking as well
@UGMain
Note: even tho our severs don’t fall under US jurisdiction this would still be a step in getting rid of sites like this and many others.
The bill intends to go after child trafficking but is an attack on all sites and forums.
Link to the bill
https://www.congress.gov/bill/115th-congress/house-bill/1865
This enables one troll or spammer with intent to effectively kill any website they don’t like for any petty reason. Smaller sites don’t have the resources or manpower to maintain surveillance over their websites. This will kill smaller content creators internet wide and lose tons of great smaller communities.
Spread this around and call your congressman to vote NO on the “Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act of 2017” (FOSTA)
The Electronic Frontier Foundation Goes into even more detail on how that hurts smaller websites from sustaining themselves and even hurts the victims of Sex Trafficking as well
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www.eff.org
@UGMain
Note: even tho our severs don’t fall under US jurisdiction this would still be a step in getting rid of sites like this and many others.