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Information is not being censored. An expiration date is being put on private, irrelevant/no longer relevant information. Your failure to recognize this simple
by wombosi 12y ago
Information is not being censored. An expiration date is being put on private, irrelevant/no longer relevant information. Your failure to recognize this simple fact, does indicate two things: you either didn't read the EU ruling, or you read and fail to grasp its meaning.
- Oletros 12y agoWho the heck defines what is relevant or for how much time a search engine can index some information available? When they are forcing to hide them they are censoring the information. Your failure to recognize the simple fact does indicate two things: you either didn't read the EU ruling or you read and fail to grasp its meaning.