Censorware
Etymologycensor + ware (contraction of software [and occasionally hardware]) (possibly a portmanteau of censorship and software); coined by media proponents Nouncensorware (uncountable)
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Q. I can understand the schools trying to block things like games, music sites, and myspace but I think things have gone too far now. Some religious sites, art sites like deviant art, and even some political sites are blocked by this thing that is supposed to be protecting our eyes and keeping us on track. I was extremely mad the day I found out that recreational sites that can teach you haw to make and draw things are blocked. It was madness. I hate how strict that annoying dog is. Is there even a reason it's gotten so strict? Asked by XxHybridTheoryxX - Mon Sep 10 12:03:33 2007 - - 2 Answers - Comments A. well I dont know what school your talking about, but they are probably trying to protect themselves from over protective parents that would get upset or maybe a lawsuit. A school is not a public place and can do what they want. luckily we are in the USA and can go home or somwhere else and access it. There are place in the world that block much more,even if your in your own home. The internet is a really free place right now and wont always be like this, restrictions, taxes are a sure thing all governments love to make rules. It never well end. They make more and more laws everyday. Just be glad your as free as you are for now. Answered by AARON B - Mon Sep 10 12:20:56 2007 From Yahoo Answer Search: "censorware" |
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Censorware never was just about teens looking at porn or employees goofing off. ... www.taipeitimes.com/News/editorials/archives/2008/04/19/2003409674 1389blog.com We want them taken down entirely, not merely blocked by censorware! ... 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