#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "travelogue" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "travelogue is ____", a sentence describing the term)
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#alex11in fairness that whole australia thing is really screwy
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#[KevinMarks]it really is, and Google appeasing it is odd too
#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "bookmark this selection" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "bookmark this selection is ____", a sentence describing the term)
#@RobbotronFacebook isn’t allowing Australians to share news articles because Murdoch’s trying to get the Aus government to force Facebook + Google to pay for the right to link to news stories. It’s Old Evil vs New Evil in a fight to see who gets paid for telling your Nan to be scared (twitter.com/_/status/1362172702363168771)
#petermolnar> it’s Australia trying to break how the web works. - well, the web doesn't work in it's current form, so while Australia regularly does insane (in my eyes) acts, this may not be one of them.
#petermolnarjust think of HTTP 402 Payment Required
#sebsel“it’s Australia trying to break how the web works” > yes but isn’t Facebook trying to break how the web works too?
#[tantek]Facebook is breaking how democracy works. That's a different category of breakage.
#neshpionfacebook is breaking how public discorse and interpersonal relationships work
#sebselFacebook is more and more a walled garden itself. One can also say that Facebook isn’t the web anymore. But then how does Australia break the web by regulating it?
#sebselbut isn’t the whole point that Facebook is not only linking, but also showing a lot of the story inline already? to the point that the user does not really have to or want to click the link anymore?
#petermolnar> [tantek]: Facebook is breaking how democracy works. - ehm, no. Facebook is trying to become the gateway to the internet.
#petermolnaragain, http 402 needs some love, it finally gets it.
#petermolnar"how the web works" is fun to read, when "payment required" is an error code from three decades ago