Also worth reading how Google / Google Australia have put forward their
official position (against) on the issue:
http://google-au.blogspot.com/2009/12/our-views-on-mandatory-isp-filtering.html
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2009/12/17 Kimberlee Weatherall
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Worth noting that both EFA and GetUp are coordinating on this issue: so
Wikimedians who in their personal capacity are interested in getting
involved in the campaign against such laws should get in touch with one
of those organisations...and watch for more.
http://www.getup.org.au/campaign/GreatFi
My own position is very similar to Liam's - personally opposed to the filter
as a free-thinking Australian citizen who believes it should be up to
parents what their kids see and the government has no place telling adults
what they can or can not see. Additionally I think it could have speed
effect
On 2009-Dec-16 15:45:51 +1100, private musings wrote:
>No doubt press commentary is worth a look ( see
>http://www.smh.com.au/technology/technology-news/net-censorship-move-a-smokescreen-expert-20091216-kw7d.html
When I voted, the associated poll was >>90% against. The timing of
the
