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Yes it is censorship. A 3rd party decides what you can consume, the only difference between instances is that you may or may not agree with that. I don't want
by mrtksn 1y ago
Yes it is censorship. A 3rd party decides what you can consume, the only difference between instances is that you may or may not agree with that.
I don't want to go into the copyright discussion. The only thing I will tell you is this and I won't follow up: Piracy is not theft, it's something else and removal of content to elevate the claimed harm is still censorship. Other censorship types all claim greater good too, the "good guys" in this digital world are not just the copyright lawyers.
I am not saying this from anti-copyright perspective, I'm not anti-copyright although I have issues with it and IMHO needs a reform.
- aspenmayer 1y ago> The only thing I will tell you is this and I won't follow up Good faith dialogue is not possible under these self-imposed constraints.