After Facebook, Youtube, Plurk, Twitter is now finally blocked in China. Though people have predicted this and I know it's sooner or later, it still make me so sad.
I am a super fan of Twitter and I have got nearly 4000 followers, 70% of which are from mainland China. Now I cannot talk to them and nor can they talk to me. some of our authors and readers are also very active in Twitter.
What a stupid censorship! What a shame!
FYI:
- In the "China Twitter user investigation" I made few weeks ago, more than 70% twitter users from China said they'd keep using Twitter with proxy servers. Only very few of them would consider to join other twitter-like services in China.
- Wikipedia is also blocked today!
- Bing.com and Live.com are also blocked!
- Almost all the Chinese twitter users are spreading #FUCKGFW, #FuckGFW and #fuckGFW around and it soon became the hottest Trending Topics couple of hours later!

It is expected
just keep normal mentality
Wikipedia and Facebook are not blocked, the others are.
Wikipedia is OK.
Besides that,how is MSN ?
What we can do now is nothing but waiting the May 35th to pass, hope everything returns to normal then
Wikipedia and facebook are available with ShenZhen "Great Wall" Broadband Network.Some kind of ironic.The captcha is horrible by the way.
Oh, really? What're the words :)
What a stupid censorship! What a shame!
GFW!!!
why do they block everything? what harm is a community site like twitter?
why block wikipedia? i don't understand.
See, if the chinese gov cannot roll out the Green dam software.. the other alternative is to blocked out all the social sites... this confirmed the initial plan of the green dam software...
dont complain, otherwise ifgogo will be blocked, i can assure u
God Speed!!!
it is really a shame that we cannot access to youtube, facebook or twittler in china, i have completely blackout from my friends in sydney... ...sad.....
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