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I think you're skirting over the more complicated issues here, contained in the fact that UK citizens have to officially opt out on what society deems prudent.
by Eupolemos 13y ago
I think you're skirting over the more complicated issues here, contained in the fact that UK citizens have to officially opt out on what society deems prudent.
IMHO he was spot on.
- melling 13y agoSo, if they set default to opt in to the filter, can we end the conversation?
- cs02rm0 13y agoYes (at least as far as I'm concerned). But that's what ISPs were doing. And Cameron said it wasn't good enough, which is how we've ended up here.
- IanCal 13y ago> I think you're skirting over the more complicated issues here There's no point talking to someone about the more complicated issues at play if they're shouting nonsense. Just as discussing the pros and cons of different programming languages is useless when you're talking to someone complaining that C is terrible and slow because it runs in the browser and they want access to pointers. > IMHO he was spot on. They were factually incorrect about the most basic aspects of the story. Their complaints are irrelevant because they're arguing against a fantasy. If they really believe what they say, they should be fine with the current state of affairs, a non-government controlled filter which the parents get to choose if they want or not.