Censorship, they already explained. They can do country-specific censorship (like: in China, the govt asks for something offensive there to be removed) but leav

Censorship, they already explained. They can do country-specific censorship (like: in China, the govt asks for something offensive there to be removed) but leave it accessible from everywhere else. Also, they can inform people in those countries that they can not access that specific content. Of course, that means that with a little bit of fiddling (change the domain name end, I think) you can read a censored post if you're in a problematic country. It's quite a good idea, actually.