Tony Cai Is Blocked In China! Why?

China as some of us know it has a restricted internet. Many websites are blocked from internet users in China because of the information available to the public the Chinese government do not want their citizens to see. I was shocked when I checked my own website URL and discovered that my website, my personal blog, is being blocked in China! I don’t promote anti-communism! Why!!?

This explains why my web tracking script, ClusterMaps did not pick up many visitors from China. At first, I thought it was because I didn’t reach out to the Chinese audience because my website was English but as a web developer, I also know that “if you build it, they would come”, yet not many visitors access my site from China. I think this is wrong and it should change but it is only getting worst as more and more sites are being blocked.

To check if your URL is blocked in China, visit GreatFirewallOfChina.org.

               

Look Mom, 11 Responses, WhoOo HoOoo! Yay, Hooray for Mee!

  1. Noah

    I’m reading this from China right now, so it couldn’t be TOO blocked.

  2. Tony Cai

    Which part are you from? According to that website, many websites are blocked. Is it true?

  3. Noah

    I’m in Shenzhen, right across from Hong Kong. Yes, there is a “Great Firewall”, and many sites are indeed blocked. Like Wikipedia. That’s the one that bugs me the most.

  4. Tony Cai

    Is Google really blocked? Because that was on the list of blocked websites at GreatFirewallOfChina.

  5. Shazad

    Tony u dumb ass, google isn’t blocked in china you just can’t do searches like democracy or Tiananmen Square

  6. Shazad

    According to Greatfirewall Bangbros is blocked! … but meatspin isn’t ?

  7. j2

    Hooray, I’m not blocked in China!

  8. jhendi

    ODEE ur BLOCKED IN YOUR MOTHERLAND!

    TEAR!

    lmFAO

    im not BLOCKED but hey, maybe the chinese public loves me more…imagine i was a chinese phenom like 1Billion Fans and shit….it’s possible…but DAYUMMMMMMMMMm go talk to the chinese prez and be like unblock me now!!!!!!!! well in CHINESE!

  9. Haunted TUNA

    When I type in “www.google.cn” and hit enter I get redirected to http://www.google.com

  10. Andy

    It doesnt do that for me. .cn goes to the Chinese Google.

  11. George T.

    Your website is fine from China. I just tested it with http://www.websitepulse.com/help/testtools.china-test.html and it is accessible, and actually pretty fast, from both Beijing and Shanghai