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 The :poop: ideas (I thought might work at one point, but no longer consider
 worth building) are at [BADIDEAS.md](BADIDEAS.md).
 
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 - [A Survey of the Electron Supply Chain](#a-survey-of-the-electron-supply-chain)
 - [2fa.wiki](#2fawiki)
 - [Boardgame Rulebook Translation Guide :construction:](#boardgame-rulebook-translation-guide-construction)
+- [Probe the Great Indian Firewall](#probe-the-great-indian-firewall)
 - [A Practical MRNL Service (Mobile Number Revocation List)](#a-practical-mrnl-service-mobile-number-revocation-list)
 - [Licence](#licence)
 
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 avoid confusion between various games using different translations for common
 boardgaming terms.
 
+## Probe the Great Indian Firewall
+
+The Great Indian Firewall is what blocks Indian Government websites from being accessed outside of India. 
+This is bad for multiple reasons, including accessibility, archivability, and usability. There's multiple
+ways this is applied, inculding:
+
+1. GeoDNS based blocks (DNS resolves to a blocked IP outside India)
+2. IP Address based blocks (Requests from an ASN outside India are dropped)
+3. Block ASNs from Hosting Service Providers
+
+Take an existing corpus of Indian Government websites (such as [mine](https://gist.github.com/captn3m0/4f3da8f07fe884e62bfab3ac85616936))
+, and probe it in multiple ways to detect differences between the
+"normal response" (What you'd get from an Indian residential IP) and a "blocked response" (what you see from outside India).
+Take care to account for residential v/s cloud IPs, since those are commonly blocked.
+
+The outcome should be a self-updating report/dashboard that documents the various sites that are blocked outside India.
+
 ## A Practical MRNL Service (Mobile Number Revocation List)
 
 **Note**: [TRAI](https://trai.gov.in/) (India's Telecom Regulator) publishes a [Mobile Number Revocation List][mrnl] every month. It consists of any mobile