Posted on: 05/10/19 09:08AM
Dirty_Harry said:
In Germany some things are shadowbanned (unsearchable), yet still accessible, if you know the url. Been following a shadowbanned American youtuber for a few years now. And Gelbooru hasn't been searchable on German google, for as long, as I can remember.
That's interesting. I know about filtered urls that got copyright DMCA claimed and I also knew that certain german warez boards are unsearchable on german google, but I didn't know they also removed links to hentai pages. Maybe it has something to do with the loli/shota content, as every time I google for terms like "loli", german google gives me warnings and links to info pages about child abuse on the internet :<
When I change the language or use a proxy, everything works normally.
Makes me mad that they censor drawn art like that, especially since non-real images of children in sexual situations are actually legal in germany, as long as you keep them to yourself and don't spread them around.
Lol, this website (
www.onlinesprache.de/gelbooru/ ) claims gelbooru only allows 2 tag searches a day for free and if you want more, you have to pay. Nice BS...
Lmao xDD It also says that gelbooru has a doujin section, where users can share their own drawn comics. That's some quality research there xD
I like how they also linked a 30 minute long gelbooru video tutorial which directly disproves parts of what is written in the description.
Dalamar said:
Little surprise that nazi germany hates free speech tbh.
Has more something to do with that religious catholic driven parties have the majority of votes in germany. Those parties are mostly getting votes by old people and are run by people, who don't know shit about the internet. The recent approved upload filter law (most notably article 13) for europe was also made and pushed by them although when asked, they had no idea how that law should even be put into practice. Thousands of people sent them letters of protest - They just got called bots. Hundreds of thousands of young people in all europe went on protest marches - The officials of those parties just said they all got paid by google/youtube. At one point they even tried to bring the date of decision forward, so that they can avoid the protests altogether.
The current german politic goes against what most people want in several different instances - It is just sad and frustrating.
And back to topic: It just pains me to see how much our internet gets ruined because of old-fashioned ways of thinking, religious influence and personal moral justice.