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'''Censorship''' is to make something unavailable for public viewing by [[coercion|coercive]] means. When something is made unavailable for public viewing by non-coercive means, it can not truly be said to have been censored, since anyone else may (assuming that the means are available) make it available for public viewing again. | |||
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Revision as of 18:07, 15 November 2010
Censorship is to make something unavailable for public viewing by coercive means. When something is made unavailable for public viewing by non-coercive means, it can not truly be said to have been censored, since anyone else may (assuming that the means are available) make it available for public viewing again.