>My guess would be some programmer got their blog shut down because it somewhere said something like "going to Ukraine is suicide" and the authorities used the censor suicide rule in their formal decision.
There is no such phrase. Subject of abuse was another file in repo that contains satiric poetry about Roskomnadzor that I copied from somewhere in the early 2013 to my blog. It sure contains suicide instructions as well as story about entry site being blocked because of single file.
In the early 2013 it looked funny, but now you can't really tell what is satire work and what is Russian government reality.
Another repos that were added in September/October 2014 (after first github ban) by different people contained list of methods to kill yourself.
>My guess would be some programmer got their blog shut down because it somewhere said something like "going to Ukraine is suicide" and the authorities used the censor suicide rule in their formal decision.
There is no such phrase. Subject of abuse was another file in repo that contains satiric poetry about Roskomnadzor that I copied from somewhere in the early 2013 to my blog. It sure contains suicide instructions as well as story about entry site being blocked because of single file.
In the early 2013 it looked funny, but now you can't really tell what is satire work and what is Russian government reality.
Another repos that were added in September/October 2014 (after first github ban) by different people contained list of methods to kill yourself.