Freedom of Opinion and from Fear... of being Deleted.
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To be blunt, this is a petition for all of you who have noticed the recent deteing sprees of Angelfire, Yahoo!, and various other internet-based companies. Please sign this, and show your support for the freedom of speech and of opinion that that Intenet embodies.
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32 signatures
Goal: 10,000
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8 August 2010
32.
Trista
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I've recently found many of the sites I used to visit at Angelfire have seemingly vanished. If a server is going to provide free space for people to make their web-sites, then under no circumstances should the site be deleted without giving the webmaster
29 May 2010
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Amanda Miller
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People deserve the right to post whatever they want, and if they have warnings for things that are really odd, what's the problem? People know what they're getting into when they go to a page, and usually the name or description is enough to scare off the
29 May 2010
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mara jade
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6 May 2010
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Alle Chan
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Hey Angelfire should not be deleting any accounts or webpages which contain adult content. I mean why doesn't angelfire just set up an adult directory or warn the people that their site is going to be deleted? It just doesn't seem right that yahoo and a
25 April 2010
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nicole allison
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I think that freedom of speech is something that us americans pride ourselfs in. And If you continue deleting the websites of patrons who shout out there opinions to masses, to the people who want to be heard, to the people who want freedom to ring in eve
24 April 2010
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Debra Clark
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Deleting sites because of content is wrong. People have a right to read and say what they want. People try to change things that they dont like. Just because one person doesnt like something why change it or get rid of it. If it was there to begin with so
22 April 2010
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Silvyraven
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They censor our Schools. They Censor what we watch and Listen to. and now they have gone after the one place we had Left. The interenet. Its wrong. People should be allowed to make their own desicions on what they see and do. If you dont like it. LEAVE! n
21 April 2010
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Lorinda Hardbarger
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21 April 2010
22.
Stormy
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21 April 2010
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Sara Carr
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There is nothing wrong with it, people are warned and there is much worse on the internet than a form of art!
20 April 2010
20.
Kelly Slaughter
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I support free speech on the internet, and detest the mere thought that some companies feel that they should be free to remove sites that some people fine "objectionable," even though they are clearly marked with warnings and cannot be found unless one is
20 April 2010
20 April 2010
18.
Naomi
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Yeah! Free Speech and open-mindedness are the two most important things we need in society. Let us keep our sites!
20 April 2010
17.
Trista D'Loncrae
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20 April 2010
20 April 2010
15.
PJ Carter
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20 April 2010
14.
Tara Thompson
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Whatever happened to free speech? Just who do think you are? Where in heaven's name did you get the stupid, arrogant idea that you had the right to tell me what I could read, what I could look at, what my sexual orientation could be, or what's best for
20 April 2010
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Sarah E. H. Ready
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10.
Kirsty Chilton
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I am really concerned about all this. It is wrong that our free speech should be limited in this way and that the contents of various sites, which are not illegal, are being simply deleted according to the whims of our 'moral guardians'. I guard my own mo
20 April 2010
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C. M. P.
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This is absolutely ridiculous. It disgusts me to think that the First Amendment means nothing in this fascist country.
20 April 2010
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