Nope. Censorship in this context means denying access to certain host names from all people (in certain countries), regardless of what they would've done had th

Nope. Censorship in this context means denying access to certain host names from all people (in certain countries), regardless of what they would've done had they been able to access the host name. (This procedure could be rephrased as suppression of public communication which is considered objectionable, harmful and inconvenient.) The following is irrelevant, but I'm quite sure The Pirate Bay has links to liberally licensed music, as well as movies, games and other software. Circumventing the censorship has the usual meaning, i.e. allowing this said access once again.