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That's exactly what's so interesting about these kinds of questions. Let's say they were really censoring, and they said, "No, we are not censoring #flotilla,"
by three14 16y ago
That's exactly what's so interesting about these kinds of questions. Let's say they were really censoring, and they said, "No, we are not censoring #flotilla," and stopped censoring. You can't tell the difference between that and a bug followed by a bug fix, so they have trouble putting the suspicion to rest.
- donohoe 16y agoTrue. At that point it comes down to a level of trust. Do you trust the organization based on your knowledge and experience. In this case I would say Yes. For many others I would say No.