People need to be more carful with the terminology, not every editorial exercise is 'censorship'. I'm pretty sure that Google would be unhappy with your charac

People need to be more carful with the terminology, not every editorial exercise is 'censorship'. I'm pretty sure that Google would be unhappy with your characterization of their change as an "editorial exercise," as well. [I say this even as I agree that is what they are, in fact, doing.] Exercising editorial control potentially exposes them to additional liability for the content which they do choose to display.