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Re:The worrying implications of China's social-credit project by danso on Saturday December 17, 2016 @07:23PM (#13203572)
> Facebook censored me from posting the Snowden documents.

Can you be more specific? You tried to post the actual Snowden documents (whatever that means...Are you Glenn Greenwald, or Snowden himself?)? Or you posted a story about the Snowden documents? AFAIK, there's no public repository of the Snowden documents, something that Wikileaks has been keen to snark about: http://www.businessinsider.com/edward-snowden-and-wikileaks-...

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Re:The worrying implications of China's social-credit project by xnull2guest on Saturday December 17, 2016 @07:27PM (#13203594)
Sure.

I tried to post actual Snowden documents (that means PDFs hosted on the internet, on CDNs, on mirrors and on news websites).

I also tried to post articles about Snowden documents (Der Speigel articles and Guardian articles).

Public repository of Snowden Documents: https://search.edwardsnowden.com/

There's actually a few of them, for example Cryptome had them hosted.

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