I miss the old wild west days of the internet when governments didn't feel the need to treat us like children. And yes I wouldn't be surprised if FA was put on The List.

Old internet always sounds such a strange time, but I was too young to pick up on that and sadly I'm just in time to watch it all melt like a poor wax candle TwT

It's been a fun ride, but the Internet will be a husk of its former self. cyoc.net is all but shut down, too.

Sad times TwT

Well, this is what happens when people mistreat things. I'm sorry it had to be your country to be the first to do it though. Here's hoping all goes well and, hey, I at least know where else to find ya, assuming of course they don't block YouTube or AO3

I'm sure it was bound to happen eventually, but I'm also sure these things come in cycles.
It now all depends if it gets pushed back or keep going. (Repeat till the mechanism gets too big it falls in on itself / 1984 or probably 2084? / return to state of normality)

But life finds a way and I'm sure I will too, I do hope I least get to keep A03 TwT
(If you ever want I'd be happy to share a email; I'm sure good old electronic mail won't get stuck in the ditch)

Actually, I think this might hold up; I do see some good from this and I know everybody's gonna hate it but that's just the norm. Should it be monitored 24/7, no. Should precautions be better emplaced? Yes.
America is now beginning to have it happen with YouTube and Spotify. Again, I see some good.

Please, I'd like to keep you in that contact at least.

Certainly; I'd not reject take that there is some good rationals behind such things, espically to precaution, but the methods, implementation and such are where we get into issues.
It's easy to put the tools to control information into places of power but all it takes is the wrong folks getting their hands on it.
Espically within the UK context; there's a good few examples of news being blocked for under 18s as well as some of the ongoing legal stuff with Wikipedia
Could blame it on my cynicism, but I always feel goverment actions of this sort never end well.

I mean the Spotify case I think is a great example against; while yes there's music which has inappropriate content I feel a discomfort to the idea of regulating the arts and culture.
It'll be the profane and vulgar music today; but then it's not a step too far to say we shouldn't do the same for drawning and literature.
Though again maybe it is my cynicism, but that is my twopence

I've dropped you a note with the electornic mail box ^^

Well, one's thoughts ought to expressed no matter what. I'm still young and trying to comprehend certain aspects so for all I know, you might be right.

Noticed, thanks again and hoping for the best.