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I said: someone apparently reacted a few days ago (I do not know exactly
when) to
our debate of R. by removing/disabling this important PDF file (my browser
said it was corrupted); now it is fine, with blackened information.

Why anyone cares? Because they take public internet sites about THEM very
seriously. And yes, the entire Russian WP section is extensively used as a
hub for propaganda (most of you simply do not edit there). Let's imagine
that we followed your advice, Cristian, only to see our correspondence here
mailed to ArbCom.

How can they do it? There are many ways.One of the most popular is placing
their people ("nasedki" in Russuan) to the groups one wants to watch. I am
not telling there are such
here, but this is simply a standard approach.

Their way of handling the crisis is increasing propaganda spendings. This is
official: 40% increase for such things in the open budged, and how knows how
many more in closed budget. Spending for science and education in Russia is
down by around 30%.

My suggestion: let's be more careful here. This is all.


On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 12:25 PM, Christian Suciu
<christiansuciu@yahoo.com>wrote:

> OK, I'll gladly drop that idea (though I think it would have been
> entertaining) - but how can someone in the Kremlin be reading our messages?
> And why would they even care what we say? Don't the Russian authorities have
> anything better to do, like manage their slumping economy?
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I said: someone apparently reacted a few days ago (I do not know exactly wh=
en) to<br>our debate of R. by removing/disabling this important PDF file (m=
y browser said it was corrupted); now it is fine, with blackened informatio=
n. <br>
<br>Why anyone cares? Because they take public internet sites about THEM ve=
ry seriously. And yes, the entire Russian WP section is extensively used as=
 a hub for propaganda (most of you simply do not edit there). Let&#39;s ima=
gine that we followed your advice, Cristian, only to see our correspondence=
 here=A0 mailed to ArbCom.=A0 <br>
<br>How can they do it? There are many ways.One of the most popular is plac=
ing their people (&quot;nasedki&quot; in Russuan) to the groups one wants t=
o watch. I am not telling there are such<br>here, but this is simply a stan=
dard approach.=A0 <br>
<br>Their way of handling the crisis is increasing propaganda spendings. Th=
is is official: 40% increase for such things in the open budged, and how kn=
ows how many more in closed budget. Spending for science and education in R=
ussia is down by around 30%.<br>
=A0<br>My suggestion: let&#39;s be more careful here. This is all.<br><br><=
br><div class=3D"gmail_quote">On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 12:25 PM, Christian S=
uciu <span dir=3D"ltr">&lt;<a href=3D"mailto:christiansuciu@yahoo.com">chri=
stiansuciu@yahoo.com</a>&gt;</span> wrote:<br>
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OK, I&#39;ll gladly drop that idea (though I think it would have been enter=
taining) - but how can someone in the Kremlin be reading our messages? And =
why would they even care what we say? Don&#39;t the Russian authorities hav=
e anything better to do, like manage their slumping economy?</td>
</tr></tbody></table><br>

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