@Hauleth: just tried that one out. amazing

@Daredzik no not this one :D
0x0.st images expire after a year so i use wykop's system whenever it works. this time it worked

@Klopsztanga: i came here from r/Turkey after a wykop user here posted something about ekşi sözlük. i am an ekşi sözlük reader myself so i found it interesting and came here :)

not sure if this makes sense at all because it is translated from google, but here it goes:

„Żadne media cyfrowe nie są wolne od prawa. Oni zapłacą cenę. Mają wszelkiego rodzaju kłopoty. Nasi ludzie są nieustannie prowokowani programowo. Kwaśny słownik *(#tureckiwykop/ekşi sözlük)* na ich imię. Całkiem kwaśny”.

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@bordoprzekletywzielonkezaklety seems like it :D

@komentator_2020 i hope not

@giocarte: as people of different countries, we'll fight for our freedom of speech and will not let them silence us. governments are temporary, but as people, we are here to stay.

i hope we, as turks manage to elect a sane government after 19 years xD
not very into your politics but hope you guys get rid of that PiS or smth you are dealing with

@Benq20: they used to block via DNS but now they are using some other techniques. ISP-level block as far as i am aware. there are many sites which cannot be accessed without a VPN

but since ekşi sözlük is a turkish based website, they might be able to close it completely. we will see what happens

@papaj_21_37: well all sites which include *ahem* adult content are blocked. twitter, facebook and youtube have been blocked before but their bans have been lifted.

they could've blocked VPN ips but i've never had any problems using a VPN yet. not sure why they haven't done it yet honestly

@jezussek @Rzeszowiak2 thank you so much for your support :) the elections will probably be held in 2023. we've never been this close to overthrowing AKP before. everyone i know of hates the government really. there is no middle ground. you either hate the government or love it, that's how things are like in Turkey

@KakaowyTaboret haha thanks xD. i think i've already got used to the environment, enjoying my time with polish friends

@Rzeszowiak2 currently the opposition consists of HDP (kurds), CHP (social democrats) and İP (secular nationalists). AKP (conservative party) and MHP (conservative nationalists) form the government. HDP will most definitely be against the current government in the next election and might make an alliance with CHP.

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@InessaMaximova: here are the links you are looking for

milliyet: link (you need to scroll down a lot that's a lengthy article)
ekşi: link
twitter: link (statements by sözlük's founder)