But don't pretend they're important to you when you can't provide a solution after almost two years.

They just forgot to put the "/s" there.

You know, as in "Your call is important to us".

But they clearly are important to this Portland newspaper. If they weren't, they wouldn't have blocked the content in the first place.

But if the site owners are so incompetent that they can't ensure this baseline for its US users, it shouldn't be shared here, right?

US users as a whole haven't decided the same thing as EU users.

The fact that US users have no real say regarding these kinds of things doesn't mean that we should actively support these incompetent companies. That would be absurd.

What percentage of traffic to this local Portland news station do you think are European users? How does not catering to them, but respecting their self-declared privacy standards by not letting them see the site, make them incompetent?

Also, I don't really understand how US users don't have a say in their government, but EU users do.