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In reply to the discussion: Google, Facebook, Twitter, PayPal, Yahoo!and Wikipedia Coordinating possible blackout [View all]Cleita
(75,480 posts)23. Really? I don't think I will miss any of them except maybe Google and frankly
there are other search engines out there so I don't think I will miss Google that much.
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Google, Facebook, Twitter, PayPal, Yahoo!and Wikipedia Coordinating possible blackout [View all]
boston bean
Jan 2012
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I'm sure they've weighed or are weighing the down sides to this vs the down sides to SOPA.
NYC Liberal
Jan 2012
#7
Yes - you're right, and that may be the deciding factor unless they get the message across
gateley
Jan 2012
#39
I work for a non-profit organization that the Republicans want to take funding from
justiceischeap
Jan 2012
#12
I'd imagine if they did this, they'd have info about why they're doing it
justiceischeap
Jan 2012
#17
If it happens I doubt it'll be long, a few minutes tops, maybe do it in a rolling-blackout way.
joshcryer
Jan 2012
#31
These companies don't get it. Just give the money ***TO the politicians***
limpyhobbler
Jan 2012
#32