Wikipedia legally challenges 'flawed' online safety rules

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like_any_other · 6h ago

> "The Regulations do not just risk overregulating low risk "outlier" services, like Wikipedia," Phil Bradley-Schmieg wrote in a blog post. "As designed, the regulations will also fail to catch many of the services UK society is actually concerned about, like misogynistic hate websites".

I guess I was a fool to hope modern wikipedia would have any kind of principled free-speech stance.

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Wikipedia legally challenges 'flawed' online safety rules

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