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Trying not to fall into the polluted canal. Shantou, China, by Qiu Bo
A Chinese national who managed to get a job working as a U.S. Customs and Border Protection supervisor in Calais has been arrested and charged in what FBI agents claim was a plot to install modified hardware in Department of Homeland Security computers.
themainewire.comI'm sure this totally happened and isn't just made up to make people from a certain country look bad
On one of the local MTR trains (Hong Kong), someone placed a label reading “831” on the Prince Edward system map, apparently as a reference to the police brutality that occurred on the Prince Edward Station platform on August 31, 2019
Why is my CQS decreasing despite getting karma?
5 days ago my CQS as MODERATE according to the whatismycqs checker.
Now it's currently LOW, despite the fact that in that time I have been submitting high-quality links and participating in conversations positively.
What is going on here? At one point I was actually being downvote-harassed, so could that have had something to do with it?
TIL that China has all but banned the Tibetan Language in the once independent nation of Tibet and has made speaking publicly punishable by death or life imprisonment.
reddit.comIs there any leftist subreddit that's not completely run by tankies and anti-semites?
Just like the title says. I consider myself to be leftist but I am fully opposed to the china/ruzzia/hamas/iran glazing on supposedly leftist reddits. I've been banned from most of the bigger 'leftist' subreddits on my old account. Is there anywhere else that's actually a rational place to post?
TIL that 500 world-renknowed international scholar's have rejected the false claims of genocide (aka blood libel) against Israel
timesofisrael.comReddit doesn't like it if you question the racist, facsist, terrorist, genoicdal CCP but will allow you to falsely blood libel the nation of Israel.
Why is the world silent about the Uyghur genocide?
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‘We pretend to teach, they pretend to learn’: the reality of lecturing Chinese students
spectator.comThe skyline of Beijing, China
TIL a member of the persecuted Baha'i faith was handed a 31-year sentence by Iran's genocidal regime for helping vulnerable children.
iranintl.comChinese teens are turning to mind-numbing drugs to 'run away from reality'
bbc.comMy idea is protect front-page posts from arbitrary removal
If a post reaches the front page of a community, moderators generally shouldn't be able to remove it unless it is clearly and obviously rule-breaking (e.g. anti-semitism, homophobia, harassment, illegal content, etc.).
Reaching the front page is a strong signal that the community wants to see and engage with that content. Mods should still be able to enforce legitimate subreddit rules, but there should be some protection against a popular post being removed simply because a moderator personally dislikes it or disagrees with the sentiment.
Maybe Reddit could introduce a threshold where, once a post reaches the front page, removal requires a clear rule violation or some additional level of justification.