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HOWTO bypass Internet Censorship <br>
(Check out: [[Peekabooty]], [[JAP]])
http://nocensor.citizenlab.org/ ("Broken")
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Definition:
▲ In a political context, the word 'censorship' means coercion used against non-coercive communication.
▲ Libel, slander and the way-too-often-cited-but-misunderstood shouting-Fire!-in-a-crowded-movie-theater are all examples of fraud, which is coercive communication.
Flag-burning, cross-burning, and the infamous N-word, are (in and of themselves) non-coercive communication, no matter how much people may be emotionally hurt or offended by them.▼
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Source: http://www.hyperdictionary.com/dictionary/censorship
WordNet Dictionary
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See Also: [[Bowdlerism]], [[Comstockery]]
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HOWTO bypass Internet Censorship
(Check out: Peekabooty, JAP)
http://nocensor.citizenlab.org/ ("Broken")
Definition:
In a political context, the word 'censorship' means coercion used against non-coercive communication.
Libel, slander and the way-too-often-cited-but-misunderstood shouting-Fire!-in-a-crowded-movie-theater are all examples of fraud, which is coercive communication.
Flag-burning, cross-burning, and the infamous N-word, are (in and of themselves) non-coercive communication, no matter how much people may be emotionally hurt or offended by them.
Source: http://www.hyperdictionary.com/dictionary/censorship
WordNet Dictionary
Definition:
- [n] deleting parts of publications or correspondence or theatrical performances
- [n] counterintelligence achieved by banning or deleting any information of value to the enemy
See Also: Bowdlerism, Comstockery