regarding the "reasons" i would like to say again that the existing
reasons are not very informative, especially in the your-privacy
blacklist - surely it would take some work now but it would be a good
policy to require all blacklist entries to specify a useful reason
message rather than "it endangers your privacy" or "someone accused it
of being non-free and we took the paranoid action" - such vague reasons
almost ensure that no real resolution will ever be found - these should
all be not "reasons" but "justifications" - i have some suggestions in
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