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Censorship of translation sites.
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10 Jun 2010 Thu 10:39 pm |
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Maybe Turks appoint the Judiciary by means of general election? 
There you go! yes, this is what I was missing - Democracy!
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11 Jun 2010 Fri 08:11 am |
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lets say that my knoweledge on jusridiction and legislation is limited. Yet a question sneaks in: How do the voters punish the law makers? By which law and by what actions or legal proceedings? You see, I for the first time now hear that voters can punish the law makers in the elections. Am I missing something?
Nobody can dare to do something. Why should one think of aborting a law that punishes those who swear at Atatürk? Are you crasy or something?
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11 Jun 2010 Fri 08:16 am |
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Maybe Turks appoint the Judiciary by means of general election?
I cannot imagine anyone saying let´s abort that law, in the first place. If that happens I cannot imagine what would happen later. If nothing happens until elections then voters would punish it.
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12 Jun 2010 Sat 02:11 pm |
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Finally, in the end, our search engine is coming along:
http://www.millimotor.com/default.aspx
Millimotor translates as ´nationalengine´
instead of ´I´m felling lucky´, we have our own ´I am feeling clever, swift and ethical´; when you click on ´millitube-means nationaltube-´ link it says ´we are watching all the videos one by one, we will let you know when any of them approved´
Hilarious.. 
Edited (6/12/2010) by thehandsom
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12 Jun 2010 Sat 02:36 pm |
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Finally, in the end, our search engine is coming along:
http://www.millimotor.com/default.aspx
Millimotor translates as ´nationalengine´
instead of ´I´m felling lucky´, we have our own ´I am feeling clever, swift and ethical´; when you click on ´millitube-means nationaltube-´ link it says ´we are watching all the videos one by one, we will let you know when any of them approved´
Hilarious..
Well done! Maybe in a year from now we´ll hear about Turkey having their own Internet, just like China does 
On a serious note: I think it´s good that a country supports national products. It´s just promoting the unhealthy competition (by banning other service providers) that doesn´t seem right to me. Oh well, who am I to judge? The biggest internet provider in Ireland (Eircome) warned they´d refuse service to people accused of using file sharing sites, esp torrents. There´s a 3 strike rule If they consider your web activity suspicious, they warn you 3 times and then disconnect you
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12 Jun 2010 Sat 03:03 pm |
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Google translate appears to be working ´normally´ again. TLC must wield more power than we ever realised!
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13 Jun 2010 Sun 09:34 am |
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Google demand an appoinment from Turkey.
Transportation and communication minister Binali Yıldırım said that Google demanded an appointment to discuss the banning of the site in Turkey.
Upon the question "What kind of agreement can be reached with Google?", the minister said "We didn´t ask for any agreement, we say that they have to do this, this and this, We are not in a position for bargaining, They have to know about Turkish laws, They have to register as a tax payer in Turkey, they have to release a local version of their products in Turkey, They have to have an address in Turkey so that we can find them if need be".
Quoted from: here
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