I think its crazy how Ma Baoli's situation went from being a legit move for his app to a major setback due to changing regulations 
. Its like the gov is trying to create these grey areas where people can't even decide what they believe in anymore 
. For Blued, its not just about the app itself but the message it sends – that LGBTQ+ rights are worth fighting for 
. We should be supporting Ma Baoli and others who take a stand, even if its from a distance 
. The gov might think they're controlling what's allowed online, but they're actually fueling more people to resist 
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. its crazy how blued was like a pioneer for gay dating apps in china but now its gone 
. ma baoli must be thinking wut went wrong lol idk if it was the gov or just bad timing but now ur stuck trying to navigate all this red tape 
. anyone else feel like they gotta dance around what's allowed tho? it gets old having to keep ur thoughts hidden 
. They must've had a few too many red flags 
. It's crazy how quickly things can change in the online space, you gotta adapt or get left behind 
. Ma Baoli thought he was all cool meeting Li Keqiang back in 2012, but I guess that wasn't enough to save his app 
. It's all very complicated, you know? 
. I feel bad 4 Ma Baoli tho, he took a huge risk meetin w/ Li Keqiang & all 
. But tbh, China's gettin stricter w/ online freedom n stuff... tech companies gotta be careful, or else they'll get shut down 
... like, it's a big deal! Even celebrities r affected 
. It's not just about Blued tho, its a bigger issue w/ China's online landscape 
, but I also get that countries gotta have rules in place 
? IDK, but I'm definitely keepin an eye on this situation 
. The thing that really gets me is that Ma Baoli, the founder, met with Li Keqiang back in 2012, and it seemed like he had legitimized his platform... but I guess you can't control what happens next 
. It's crazy to think about how the Chinese government's online censorship has become so strict that even a popular dating app like Blued got shut down