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The Chinese social networking website Douban may be waning in popularity
with LGBT people due to apparent censorship, Time’s Jessie Jiang reports.
Some LGBT groups have recently reported that their posts for events on the
website have been disappearing, sparking a boycott. "It's better than a
month ago when they basically wouldn't publish any of our messages. Now they
are letting through a selected few,” said Wang Qing, a spokeswoman for the
Beijing LGBT Center.
But some groups have moved to smaller websites to communicate their messages
. "We all know that LGBT groups love Douban," wrote one Beijing gay rights
group in a letter to Douban. "You once aspired to freedom, independence and
equality, but now you have broken our hearts." |
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