Rock Hard website

[Cristal]

Anyone noticed that the photos section has been removed from the Rock Hard website?

Wonder what that's all about then? Something to do with the new clampdown?

Chris

 

[Barbara S]

found this on flb forums under title are websites part of the cleanup too?

from www.chiangmai-mail.com

Big Brother is watching what you’re watching!

The Thought Police are closing in

Sakasit Meesubkwang

Dr. Surapong SueMassagePlanetnglee, the Information Communication Technology minister, said the ministry has been working assiduously to control obscene websites for the last six months. They have established a special team unit generally known as Internet Cyber Inspectors, to receive information from concerned parties and keep a lookout for impolite words as well as obscene pictures on websites.

Following their vigilance, more than 1,000 websites in this country were forced to end their services. However, he expressed the serious concern that many obscene websites from overseas were still a problem, due to not enough information. Fortunately, the Ministry of Culture accompanied by the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security have kept watching and at the same time a tip off by many volunteers has led to fining or arresting people who acted against the law.

The minister noted that the new Whale program, developed in Thailand, is an effort to block websites with impolite words or obscene pictures. This new program allows young citizens to surf internet secure in the knowledge they would not inadvertently stumble across any naughty words.

However, he added that this serious problem is still difficult to stop through the great number of obscene foreign websites and new website names that are cropping up. He also asks for cooperation from internet surfers to immediately inform the ministry about inappropriate websites.

We have checked the Chiangmai Mail website and are removing any words ending in the letter x and deleting all words that have only four letters.

 

[frustrator]

Nope not about the clampdown - something else