I don't approve of censorship, but for a counterargument: I think it is good that there exist websites dedicated to free speech, where it is possible to post c

I don't approve of censorship, but for a counterargument: I think it is good that there exist websites dedicated to free speech, where it is possible to post content disapproved of by governments. I think it is also good that there exist politically neutral websites dedicated to technical work, relatively un-interfered with by censorship. (Not everyone has the means to set up VPN, and even those who do, would sometimes rather be getting on with their jobs instead of dealing with that.) It strikes me as necessary and appropriate for these to be separate sites.