I have a friend who just wrote me that he could not get this blog right now in China. He has tried but it won't come up. Getting access to it is not a problem for him in Thailand but he can't get it in China.
I find that to be a real compliment. To be blacklisted and banned by the Chinese government has to be one of the greatest honors I can think of. I will have to put it on my resume.
It has to do with my coverage of the revolution--it has to be. In fact, I would think it has to do with the word "revolution." That one would come up quite a bit in a search of this site. And that word is not something the Chinese government would be all that, umm, comfortable with.
Now I wonder if they would deny me a visa?
I would though hope that it is on the Chinese side and not Blogger doing it on this side
Could be for use of word - democracy
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