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I don't want to invite illegal content, but I am strongly opposed to censorship - in any form. So my question around which policies are best is in the context o

I don't want to invite illegal content, but I am strongly opposed to censorship - in any form. So my question around which policies are best is in the context of no censorship unless something is (likely) illegal.

jtfairbank 11y ago
It sounds like the original commenter was saying that you should censor at a higher level (ie define boundaries for content, such as no porn or no commercial software cracks) and just remove all of those since they don't fit into the use case for your site and people can go elsewhere for them. That way you're not subjectively censoring things, it either fits into the site or doesn't belong there.