Digg story repeats on Flickr : The Rebekka Story

Well its not been a while ago when a rebel broke off at digg for censoring a post.. this time the famous Photo site Flickr is in trouble.. wat it has done the same thing digg did.. deleted a pic from Rebekka a paid member and very famous photographer on flickr ..
Wat all she was tryin is to protest against a company who used her photographs without her permission and made lotss money after failing in legal battle against the company she used the best means to protest against them... Internet(Whoooo.. ) ... full story here

The fire spread and gone to Digg's home page.. u hit digg homepage u get thousands of supporters .. but wat flickr did deleted her post and this brought anger in flickr users jst lyk diggers did .. and battle started.. ppl gone made..

finally lyk digg .. flickr's co-founder responded to the rebellions and said sorry to them.. once again the battle is won ...

Internet has gone wild u jst can't do a single wrng thing ... ppl are watching u... beware ..

Internet Democracy saga continues..

In my last post only i was talking abut the power of Internet democracy and how people are using it and jst now i saw one more rebel voice coming frm one more popular site collegehumor.com ..

well the case here is little diffrent from previous one the site isn't blocking its users but rather asking its users to go against the SYSTEM and fight for their rights..

The story goes lyk this
"A young woman named Stacey Snyder was set to graduate last year from Millersville's School of Education. However, the administration decided to refuse her the teaching certificate she had earned after discovering a picture on Myspace of Stacey in a pirate hat and drinking from a cup. The caption was "drunken pirate." Better still, Stacey was of legal drinking age when the photo was taken. ........ "

and now the site is asking its strong user base which is from all around the colleges of US ...to protest against this illogical system and do same as wat Stacey Synder did.. put ur drunken pics on faccebook , MySpace ..


Day after day the fight between SYSTEM(useless and illogical one's only) and ppl is getting hotter and Internet is playing a very major role in this to give a voice to people ...

wat comes next i dunno.. but the things are not going to b same as they were.. the world is turning rebellious whether its DRM or college authorities ...

original story abut the gal..
http://chronicle.com/wiredcampus/index.php?id=2029

I wish all of you would support this.. gud luk..

#UPDATE
To support her better you can mail your views directly to university president: Francine McNairy. Her e-mail is Francine.McNairy@millersville.edu .