> Not from the US but it isn't that hard to imagine where removing "ethically reprehensible" content will lead to, especially with a global perspective. Well,

> Not from the US but it isn't that hard to imagine where removing "ethically reprehensible" content will lead to, especially with a global perspective. Well, in the US you don't use "ethical" reasons to remove things, but use copyright. The issue however is the same: Globally the understanding of what is "inappropriate" is different and there are overreaching attempts to take things down and different rules globally make this really hard. However "anything goes" can't be the answer either. I guess most could agree on child abuse to be unacceptable. Beyond that it becomes complicated.