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> That stretches the meaning of the word beyond anything useful though. No - it’s literally the definition of the word censorship: “suppression or prohibition
by djrogers 6y ago
> That stretches the meaning of the word beyond anything useful though.
No - it’s literally the definition of the word censorship: “suppression or prohibition of speech”. It really sounds like you’re trying hard to redefine the word to mean what you want to say, but maybe you should just pick a different word?
- amanaplanacanal 6y agoIf that's the definition you want to use, I doubt you could find anybody that is seriously against all censorship. Then it just comes back to where you want to draw the lines.
- rhizome 6y agoWhere do you draw the line between censorship (as you define it) and editorial policy?
- djrogers 6y agoThis isn’t my definition, it’s the literal dictionary definition.