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I didn't find any resources on how other Clojure programmers deal with this problem, but this eventually lead me to drop Clojure and Clojurescript, and use Elixir and Elm instead.
Now let's add Javascript to the list.
That's exactly how Chinese video websites like Youku and Sohu Video work.
In Qing Dynasty, the government used it to print 64 sets of the encyclopedic Gujin Tushu Jicheng. Each set consisted of 5040 volumes, making a total of 322,560 volumes printed using movable type.
If you can read Chinese, here's some "inner people" commenting about it: http://www.zhihu.com/question/24838323
No. It's not possible to guess someone else's article (I guess you probably mean reading records here). Those reading records must be get or set with a cookie that indicate the user has logged in with the right account (which is done by ajax in the code).
Currently it works well because we get more and more tools to deal with GFW, but do you know how frustrating it is in the early days of the Internet in China that you spent nearly half of your life just to solve "networking issues"?
Put yourself in others' shoes for a moment please.
* Build important stuff.
* Learn new things / be around talented people.
* Take right risks.