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Why was AO3 blocked in China?

United StatesPublished April 21, 2024

Views 44  |  Likes 0  |  Comments 0
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81.1K subs41.4K videosMay 2019

This video has 44 views, ranking #2,454,468 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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44

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0

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0

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Total (all-time): $0 – $0

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Censored: AO3 Blocked in China 👉 AO3 Censorship 👉 Find out why China blocked AO3, the popular fan fiction platform, for its controversial content including LGBTQ+ themes and political commentary. Discover the broader implications of internet censorship in the country. Laura S. Harris (2024, April 13.) Why was AO3 bl…

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April 21, 2024
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