Hi SM,
On 11/18/2015 12:47 PM, S Moonesamy wrote:
>
> Cloudflare can investigate what was reported in the article.
>
Yes, Cloudflare can investigate as per Section 11 of its Terms of Service.
> There is a "full disclosure" notice at the end of the article. Have you
> ever seen that in a local article?
>
I haven't seen such disclosures in local articles/press.
> There are several questions; one of them is about censorship. Is it
> censorship if a company removes a web site because the company disagrees
> with the content of the web site?
>
I would term that as censorship if the content isn't illegal according
to the country's laws.
> If I consider some content as "harmful", would I be able to convince a
> court about that?
>
Proving the harmful nature of some content would require a proper
analysis, measurement etc, which in my opinion could still be refuted in
court if the person presenting the information does satisfy criteria as
set by the judge.
Regards,
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Ish Sookun
Received on Wed Nov 18 2015 - 09:01:47 PST