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People's Repuclic Of Flickr
Looks like we're in total agreement. In fact, the image I posted of the Chinese Flag / Flickr Logo share your sentiments: "Chinese authorities and the invisible loss of privacy and fair expression in the commercial environment of the West are two sides of the same coin. Defending the internet against one implies defending against the other":