Seems like slashdot doesn't like it when you point out their support of censorship. Here's another story they rejected.
Slashdot advertiser Yahoo!(TM) has been identified by Reporters Without Borders as helping Chinese state security officials of convicting Shi Tao of "illegally providing top state secrets to overseas organizations." From [

I just submitted my first story to /. It was rejected. Sure, sure. Personal tastes, yada yada. But it panged a little. Here's the thing: there's no feedback on why. I don't know if I was way off the mark, it was a "busy" day (yes, I RTFFAQ), or what. I can't even quote the piece since it apparently has been flushed into the bowels of cyberspace. It discourages one from trying again. The story, for the interested few, was about Netflix's impending subscription rate cut and thei

This is a test of the emergency ranting system. Had there been something to really rant about you would be experiencing a string of vituperative and obstreperous commentary bordering on maniacal deviation from standard social normatively determined dialogue.