I, Hans.: Gates' gospel: vaccines and profanities.

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June 17, 2005

Gates' gospel: vaccines and profanities.

RConversation: Screenshots of Censorship:

Some Chinese bloggers have said that they were able to set up Chinese language MSN Spaces blogs using the "forbidden" political words. To clarify the situation I tried to set up my own freedom loving Chinese blog. I went into the MSN Spaces Chinese interface at: http://spaces.msn.com/?mkt=zh-cn, and tried to set up a blog titled 我爱言论自由人权和民主, which means "I love freedom of speech, human rights and democracy."

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