On 1 May 2012, at 18:55, Adrian Kennard wrote: > I hate to say "I told you so", but when there was campaigning for 100% > IWF block list take up by ISPs, I spoke out against it. I said it would > quickly expand beyond its remit. Now we see that, not just within the > IWF, but by the courts using the monster we have created. We see the > easy targets first - porn, copyright, terrorism. But you can push it one > step further every time until you are banning free speech and creating a > repressive state. It has been seen so many times before and the only way > to tackle it is at the start - not to allow that thin end of the wedge > and to suffer the comparatively minor inconvenience that results.
+1 Thomas
