KillMePls.Ru site is a collection of stories sent by readers. It is known that there are many such collections in the modern Internet
(“ IT happens ”,
“ Zadolba! Is ”, “
It's not your business ”,
“ Terrible stories ”
, etc.), but they differ in the accepted direction, that is, in the themes of the stories. So, the KillMePls website (whose name in English means “kill me, please”) was sent by people who, by the force of life, brought to an extreme degree of despair and willingness to part with life, and almost every such story was written by the author who ended up asking to kill yourself Often there were confessions in suicide preparedness, sometimes quite detailed.
Roskomnadzor could not, of course, pass by such a site without protecting the Internet from information that
could harm young juveniles . If not all residents of Russia, then at least all the clients of Rostelecom, Beeline and dozens of other providers, guided by the Russian state blacklist, have once again appeared to be young juvenile silly people:
February 24 (the day before yesterday) KillMePls ended up in this The list has been added, as reported by
yesterday’s article “Rospotrebnadzor heard and killed
killmepls.ru” on Roem.Ru, the title of which contains a rather witty joke (“heard and killed”) about the name of the site, and at the same time mentions Rospotrebnadzor as the initiator of the ban, executed Roskomnadzor. (But indeed: decisions about the fact that some site contains “suicide propaganda”
are made by employees of former sanitary epidemiological stations ; I forgot, I completely forgot that this quirk was mentioned earlier in Habrahabr.)
According to Alexandra Lavrentyeva (the owner of the KillMePls project), Roem reports that the mechanism prescribed by the law to notify the hosting owners before putting the site on the black list did not work once again:
5 rules for maintaining a secure IT business in Russia ”), so there was nothing from the host to expect to be ready to understand the letter in the language of the Russian authorities, not just to send this letter to the site owner.
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The next step of the ruthless totalitarian offensive on the Internet was marked by the victory of the state. Since the “KillMePls site is closed by
Roskomnadzor” is a iambic pentameter, you can even hum it on the tune of the first line from the Song of Horst Wessel.