> A censored search engine will save millions of lives? Reads like propaganda to me. What in the world does censorship have to do with this? Information will s

> A censored search engine will save millions of lives? Reads like propaganda to me. What in the world does censorship have to do with this? Information will strictly be more available by having Google in China, than not having Google in China. Google is orders of magnitude better than Baidu, which makes not even a superficial attempt at hiding that it censors and reranks information. DragonFly will simply not allow you to search censored phrases, rather than selectively remove results. As to why I think it’ll save lives. Let me give you an example. I once tried to search for the US consulate in China on Baidu. The phrase for that is “美国领事馆”. Try it on Baidu. When I last searched it, the website for the consulate was on the 3rd or 4th page, the address was nowhere on Baidu, and the rest of the results were travel agencies trying to make a profit. Now think about searching for “suicide” or “depression”. Still think it won’t save lives? Not everything has to be about censorship and human rights with China. Partial information can still save lives. > Democratized information... with Chinese characterisitics. Yes, what’s your point? America was built on democracy with a nice twist of slavery.