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I asked this question to chatGPT and it responded that it will likely become more popular.
I am not all that sure about that. I could imagine the German media will report about once it is taken down. Like with Kiwifarms. Though, I don't think Sanctioned Suicide would be down for long.
There is more censorship in search engines. And news outlets are more careful reporting about it. But honestly it would not make sense to me if news outlets changed their mind. Not reporting about this place actually works where I live. It is really hard to find this place. The wikipedia article was probably the biggest mistake if it comes to mentioning this place.
I think though all these irresponsible Youtubers could make this place a lot more popular. I cannot imagine that German mainstream outlets make stories like the BBC, vice or NYT. The streisand effect was way too obvious. ChatGPT suggests if German minors, a German celebrity or in general the suicides of a couple of Germans would happen connectd to this place the pressure would grow to report about it. If they got former German SaSu members for an "inside story" this could also change their mind. It reminds me of my fantasy yesterday where I was too depressed to fall asleep. Would I betray Sanctioned Suicide if Elon Musk offered me a million dollars to become shitposter on one of his platforms. Maybe I had to replace Grok or feed Grok with training data. Lol. I know I should stop clinging to miracles. Platform regulation in the EU could bring places like this up. I mean it looks like the internet will become more and more regulated. At the same time the EU could probably only block the access to this place and not actually bring it down. Could also backfire with the streisand effect.
One trend to add: German suicide rates tend to go down.
I am not all that sure about that. I could imagine the German media will report about once it is taken down. Like with Kiwifarms. Though, I don't think Sanctioned Suicide would be down for long.
There is more censorship in search engines. And news outlets are more careful reporting about it. But honestly it would not make sense to me if news outlets changed their mind. Not reporting about this place actually works where I live. It is really hard to find this place. The wikipedia article was probably the biggest mistake if it comes to mentioning this place.
I think though all these irresponsible Youtubers could make this place a lot more popular. I cannot imagine that German mainstream outlets make stories like the BBC, vice or NYT. The streisand effect was way too obvious. ChatGPT suggests if German minors, a German celebrity or in general the suicides of a couple of Germans would happen connectd to this place the pressure would grow to report about it. If they got former German SaSu members for an "inside story" this could also change their mind. It reminds me of my fantasy yesterday where I was too depressed to fall asleep. Would I betray Sanctioned Suicide if Elon Musk offered me a million dollars to become shitposter on one of his platforms. Maybe I had to replace Grok or feed Grok with training data. Lol. I know I should stop clinging to miracles. Platform regulation in the EU could bring places like this up. I mean it looks like the internet will become more and more regulated. At the same time the EU could probably only block the access to this place and not actually bring it down. Could also backfire with the streisand effect.
One trend to add: German suicide rates tend to go down.
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