>communicating with the website users now takes place exclusively on twitter
heh

>>9961
Blame Odili, not me. As far as I'm concerned /operate/ is where the action is, twitter is a secondary channel and a noticeboard for things like outages.

>>9957
It's on the homepage too, also planning to post the email they sent. and do a thread. I'll just post it in this thread. I'd post it now but openmailbox is shit.

1) Post the email, I want to see if I can arrange a diplomatic email: This is also historic and news worthy
2) For now, post in Russian that you are "getting a lawyer" and CC Russian lawyers on twitter.
3) If you haven't read the >>>/n/156 : Russia has actually banned VPNs & TOR: legally you cannot recommend the address. You can do a canary like post although: "This image is soo cool! [contains the addresses]
4) For now reply with "While we are getting a lawyer, we are seeking advice on what our best options are for our international users whose these bodies of works are legal to, and belong to those owners on those countries."

This might get international headlines if you seekout the correct people.

>>9986
>Russia has actually banned VPNs & TOR: legally you cannot recommend the address.

You can. Actually, services that help to avoid ban are forbidden, i.e. they need to implement bans too otherwise they will be banned. But you can recommend anything. Just don't write that this helps to avoid bans openly to be safe.

>This might get international headlines

Oh mate, they literally banned large amount of AWS and Google servers, multiple subnets of large hosting providers etc. For some time Twitch and Steam didn't work for example, and multiple large sites like Github and so.

No one would even care about some unknown board.

>>9986
>we must fight the globalist Russian censorship
>threaten them to lawyer up and contact the MSM
top larp

Mutahar somewhat acknowledged this tweet in his latest video for anyone interested
https://www.youtube.com/embed/RcbOUFdfWK0?start=2197

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: [eais#626255] Роскомнадзор информирует/the Roscomnadzor is informing
Date: 2018-10-03 20:10
From: Роскомнадзор <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>, <[email protected]>

Направляется уведомление о внесении в «Единый реестр доменных имен, указателей страниц сайтов в сети «Интернет» и сетевых адресов, позволяющих идентифицировать сайты в сети «Интернет», содержащие информацию, распространение которой в Российской Федерации запрещено» следующего(их) указателя (указателей) страницы (страниц) сайта в сети «Интернет»: https://endchan.xyz/librejp/preview/126790.html .

В случае непринятия провайдером хостинга и (или) владельцем сайта мер по удалению запрещенной информации и (или) ограничению доступа к сайту в сети «Интернет», будет принято решение о включении в единый реестр сетевого адреса, позволяющего идентифицировать сайт в сети «Интернет», содержащий информацию, распространение которой в Российской Федерации запрещено, а доступ к нему будет ограничен.

Сведения о включении доменных имен, указателей страниц сайтов сети «Интернет» и сетевых адресов доступны круглосуточно в сети «Интернет» по адресу http://eais.rkn.gov.ru .

С уважением,
ФЕДЕРАЛЬНАЯ СЛУЖБА ПО НАДЗОРУ В СФЕРЕ СВЯЗИ, ИНФОРМАЦИОННЫХ ТЕХНОЛОГИЙ И МАССОВЫХ КОММУНИКАЦИЙ.




It is notice of making an entry into the "Unified register of domain names, Internet web-site page links and network addresses enabling to identify the Internet web-sites containing the information prohibited for public distribution in the Russian Federation” the Internet web-site page (s) link (s): https://endchan.xyz/librejp/preview/126790.html .

In case the hosting provider and (or) the Internet web-site owner fail to take these measures, the network address enabling to identify Internet web-sites containing the information prohibited for distribution in the Russian Federation will be decided to be entered into the Register and access will be limited.

The information about entering the domain names, Internet web-site page links and network addresses into the Register shall be available on a 24-hour basis at the following Internet address: http://eais.rkn.gov.ru/en/ .

Federal Service for Supervision in the Sphere of Telecom, Information Technologies and Mass Communications (ROSKOMNADZOR).

>>10063
Noice.

>>10063
Just tell them that the servers aren't hosted in russia and therefore are not subject to their laws and be done with it.

If they don't like it they can throw another shit-fit and invade another european country for all we care.