Is the Internet Blacklist already being enforced via web browsers? Microsoft's Internet Explorer recommended that visitors should not access Activist Post today, claiming the site contains threats to outside computers. First, we want to assure all of our visitors that this is blatantly FALSE. Our site does not contain any viruses, malware, or data-harvesting capabilities. We have a voluntary and confidential sign-up mechanism for our free weekly newsletter, which apparently now falls under the category of illegal data mining according to Microsoft.
All of the information about the cleanliness of our site, and the potential false tip, was easily obtained by our tech staff within minutes. Why couldn't a behemoth like Microsoft do the same?
This appears to be the latest tactic the establishment will use to shut down access to alternative voices, making visitors believe that the site is "harmful" to their computer. We have been informed by Microsoft that this is basically a guilty-until-proven-innocent situation, since we certainly weren't contacted to counter any claim in advance of the warning they posted.
Internet Explorer users represent 42% of our visitors, while representing a similar overall market share. For alternative sites that are 100% user-funded through visiting sponsors and donations, this can be a damaging blow that has the potential to force people out of business. Welcome to the free market of ideas.
Our technical team is working hard on restoring our site to Internet Explorer users. Presently, it is fully accessible and safe to view from Firefox, Google Chrome, and Safari. In protest of such shenanigans, we hope that readers will drop IE and use a different browser, as this type of censorship is likely to continue from the Gates Gestapo. One can also send a statement to Microsoft that our site has been clean in your experience. Click HERE to submit.
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