This mapping / SMS reporting tool is being used by protesters in Istanbul, Izmir, and Ankara for a variety of needs:<p>http://tidepools.co/gezi<p>Facebook, which was the main channel to share this tool in Turkey, has now blocked the URL from posts and messages.<p>Try posting or messaging with that link embedded and you will be prohibited. Here's a screenshot:<p>http://imgur.com/1IIFlZi
If you get stuck, try this: <a href="http://tidepools.dreamcats.org/" rel="nofollow">http://tidepools.dreamcats.org/</a><p>You can take the html and put that up anywhere you have a domain and it should set up a redirect.
... which suggests to me that facebook's sustained block of the legitimate news source
westpapuamedia.info
- despite ongoing attempts by the publishers and their readers to have it reviewed -
is precisely what supporters of the site claim it to be:
active submission to pressure from the murderous TNI
I got the same message today on something unrelated, it's not anything sinister. It's just facebook's worm control type thing and is only because the link has been posted a lot recently.