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Re:4chan "blacking out" (or, "spoilering") all comments as S... by radicalbyte on Wednesday January 18, 2012 @10:12AM (#3480024)
Some employers flag at domain level and actively monitor internet use.

Developer news / discussion sites like HN are fine, but something like 4chan.org or somethingaweful.com aren't.

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Re:4chan "blacking out" (or, "spoilering") all comments as S... by stfu on Wednesday January 18, 2012 @10:53AM (#3480271)
So you are complaining about (the linking to) a site protesting against censorship (+etc) because this could interfere with the censorship mechanisms implemented by some employers?
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Re:4chan "blacking out" (or, "spoilering") all comments as S... by falling on Wednesday January 18, 2012 @11:21AM (#3480432)
more likely it interferes with his job.
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Re:4chan "blacking out" (or, "spoilering") all comments as S... by SomeOtherGuy on Wednesday January 18, 2012 @01:32PM (#3481089)
So how does that support your initial reaction at all? Comics aren't NSFW just because you work in a shithole. Tons of things get posted here that aren't related to software development, you think they should all be tagged as NSFW?
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