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Censored information includes text exposure of Buddhist organizations sponsored by the anti-religion Chinese government during a period of harsh persecution of independent Buddhist teachers and mandatory state approval of Buddhist groups through the governmental Buddhist Association of China (中国佛教协会). Independent Buddhist groups are currently illegal in China.

Subjects now being promoted on the subreddits are Communism and Anti-USA political news. Both accounts were named by a private China astroturfing watchdog group which verified the leak by posting to the subreddits and observing censorship by the two accounts.

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Is this site http://debunkingdenialism.com/ A) valid, B) an example of astroturfing, or, C) some of both?

There seem to be some articles that would convince a person that disagreeing with the site would be stupid, and other articles that strike me as dismissive of people and ideas who may avtually be telling the truth. And just who is the site maintainer and article author, Emil Karlsson? Thanks, Reddit!

Two examples of censorship:

There's a website called Jews Sans Frontiers; it's an anti-Zionist blog run by an English Jew who goes by the handle "Mark Elf." Back in 2006, somebody put up a stub page on Wikipedia about the blog, then there was a lot of back-and-forth over it, and it was deleted. Here is the first mention of the page on Elf's blog, then another as the drama carried on, and finally the end of the trilogy. The point of all of that is there were/are a number of pro-Israel Wikipedians and that anything critical of Israel might wind up deleted (notice that the whole saga only took a month.) And this was a stub page!

The other example is magician/paranormal debunker James Randi. The article on him is lopsided; there is no mention of David Pena/Jose Luis Alvarez scandal, the "blackmail" tape, etc. His legal issues are mentioned, but not in any great detail. In 2010 the magician Tim Cridland (stage name: Zamora the Torture King) wrote an article titled The Real James Randi for The Anomalist magazine where he dug up a lot of things, and some of those citations were put into the James Randi article...and then taken down. Cridland talks about the Wikipedia notes at 55:55 of this interview with Greg Bishop.

I have to agree with Cridland, who said that Wikipedia is useful for pop culture and not much else.

Okay I'll admit it, I'm kinda shy. Rather I'm uncertain about what to say, especially around boys. But that's not my real point to make here, my point is there was this guy and yeah I liked him. A little more than he liked me. Alright, I really liked him, to the point of speachlessness. As a result my interactions with him at school usually went: "Hey!" "Hey." Him sitting there headphones on staring at the computer screen, probably in the middle of the latest anime series he's watching. I sit down and get my homework out, and that ends our conversation. It wasn't always this bad, but since I started liking him, I've stopped being able to saying anything more. And he asks me about things, although never why we only say "Hey" in the morning, just once a day. What I want to say isn't just "Hey". I can't get it out, I'll never get it out. It's like asking for the impossible. "Hey." That's all of our relationship and I know that's all it will ever be. My best friend and this guy started hanging out a lot recently. I know he likes her, because she's the coolest person I've ever met, she's funny, cute, a little flirty (although she'll never admit it), and she can say more than just "Hey". I want to be like that some how; someone who is calm, funny, and can just talk on and on. I see them laughing sometimes, I can see the way the corners of his mouth turn up and the only thing I can think is "Hey, one day that will be me you're smiling at. One day I'll say something more than just hey. And you'll take off those clunky headphones and actually look at me."