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Why can't the now-offensive stuff not just go behind a clickwall? A big full-screen disclaimer. That this material no longer conforms to current standards, or
by MarkusWandel 5y ago
Why can't the now-offensive stuff not just go behind a clickwall?
A big full-screen disclaimer. That this material no longer conforms to current standards, or was made by persons who are now considered bad. Continue at your own discretion.
Or even have a scrolly banner or watermark in the material itself to prevent it from being stripped of the disclaimer by others. But preserve the historical record.
- NeoTar 5y agoBecause for the most part these are actually broadcast, that is to say the archive that the BBC makes available have been sent out over TV or radio waves within the past few weeks. It's not a matter of someone actively seeking out content on a webpage. Its a matter of, say, leaving the radio on in the background when you are cooking, and hearing content with outdated language and ideas.