My point was that comparing warnings with Orwellian censorship is hyperbolic. The first question you ask is already covered well in other discussion threads.

My point was that comparing warnings with Orwellian censorship is hyperbolic. The first question you ask is already covered well in other discussion threads. The second question I don't have an answer to. But that's the problem with trying to have productive conversations about a broad statement from a student group instead of discussing current and proposed concrete policies/policy proposals. In general, unless there's a concrete policy proposal on the table, we should tend to assume the best of people and avoid conjuring up Orwellian nightmares out of vague statements.