I was reading Conman's latest article, and he linked to a page called
«Transilvania Times». I wanted to see it, but for the first time since the
vote of the GPDR my visit was denied because I'm European.
gemini://station.martinrue.com/adou/f3868913db6e409eae9fa67845f70324
The “GPDR” is a typo—the author actually meant the GDPR.
And it pains me to see something like this happen. Here's someone from
Europe who was interested in reading a story about a person in a small US town and yet, they couldn't because the
owners of the news website (which isn't owned locally, but instead by a larger company
in another state) probably doesn't care about European readers. The
company does have a policy for
California readers, so I don't see why it can't be extended for the
GDPR. This is just
so short sighted.
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