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В кластер входят документы о блокировках ресурсов государственным регулятором и усилиях по сохранению данных в ответ на цензуру, но не входят сообщения о технических протестах или скрытых сигналах в реестрах.
Общие признаки: блокировки Роскомнадзора, сохранение данных и архивирование, государственный контроль над контентом, интернет-ресурсы в РФ
Группа выше: Цифровая изоляция и фрагментация сети
Смысл: The main idea is that Russian state censorship (Roskomnadzor) blocked a massive archive of digitized Soviet press based on a single extremist article, but the providers bypassed this by switching to a new domain.
Russian libraries restored access to a vast Soviet newspaper archive after Roskomnadzor blocked the entire database over a single extremist article.
Смысл: The text describes the forced closure of a historical space exploration website (Buran.ru) due to a trademark dispute and the subsequent efforts by the community to archive its vast content for posterity.
A historical website about Soviet cosmonautics is being shut down due to a trademark claim, prompting the community to archive its 61GB of data via IPFS and torrents.
Смысл: The text documents the brief blocking of Wikipedia by Roskomnadzor in 2015, reflecting on the fragility of open internet access and the community's efforts to preserve knowledge through offline backups.
A real-time account of the short-lived 2015 blocking of Wikipedia by Roskomnadzor and the subsequent methods used to maintain access.
Смысл: The main idea is that the Russian regulator Roskomnadzor established a fast-track mechanism (via email and fax) to force internet media to delete 'extremist' comments within 24 hours, signaling an increase in state control over user-generated content online.
Roskomnadzor has implemented a system to force internet media outlets to delete extremist comments within one business day via email and fax notifications.
Смысл: The main idea is the necessity of archiving the RuTracker database independently to ensure the preservation of the largest Russian-language media index against censorship, legal threats, or technical failures.
Volunteers have created an offline, searchable dump of the RuTracker database to prevent the loss of its massive media index due to potential government blocking or site shutdown.