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Re: Life size guns and assault rifles on Brickshellf-- opinions?
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Mon, 22 Aug 2005 09:47:43 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Chris Klint wrote:
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Hey all,
I’ve noticed lately that there has been a surge in the amount of posts built
on the theme of censorship and controlling what people build. Now I really
don’t want to cause a fuss considering there are censors throughout the world
but for some reason censors for MOCs seems a little different. Personally in
my opinion they should post elsewhere since the censors don’t really stick to
the ideals that LEGO stands for. I would like to compare the censors’ posts
to the censorship under Goebbels. The first thing that comes to mind when I
see the latest page-long post is what they represent, arrogance,
condescension and stupidity. Now I don’t want to say that I’m against
stupidity or the right to display it on LUGNET but I would personally like to
see it posted on maj.com with a disclaimer rather than Brickshelf where tons
of kids are going to see it.
In short I would rather see kids enjoying LEGO rather than being stopped by a
censor mistaking a MOC for the real thing.
Here’s what I’m talking about:
http://news.lugnet.com/space/?n=39164
What’s your opinion?
Chris
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O, I agree, more or less. As is oft repeated,
“LUGNET does not censor”. I
believe this also to be a worthy goal of it’s members.
However, in a civilised community, such as I believe we’re trying to build here,
a certain amount of self-censorship helps keep things, civil. So while trying to
control what others post is pointless, and not to put too fine a point on it,
kinda arrogant, trying to control what one posts oneself is of incalculable
value (1).
XFUT to admin.general as I believe censorship is an admin issue.
allister
1 - for example; you shoulda seen the paragraphs I deleted from this one.
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