| > Luckily, Freenet did that right (even though it was the first anti-censorship + privacy network!) This isn't even close to true. There are many networks that predate you, provide real anonymity, and still remove the child pornography that would otherwise taint them and their maintainers. You just play games with the definition of censorship. When people tell you "you shouldn't be the vendor of the sexual abuse of children," you try to turn it into a censorship issue. Like people somehow have the right to publish this. Except they don't, and you've become so addicted to a decade of hiding behind that shield that you don't realize what a villain it has actually turned you into. The reason the other networks exist is that people actually to want privacy, but they won't shame themselves by swimming in your child pornography filled pool. Stop telling us the way to fix your network is to participate, and water the numbers down. Fix your miserable problem. |