More on the Filtering debate in MI

Slashdot has a great letter entitled
Your Rights Online: Open Letter to the Family Research Council
.
It\’s a great resource for everyone interested in filtering.


It includes a great list of links to the best resources on filtering.

\”I spent much of my presentation talking about the size of the Internet and why most blocking was done by robots. Then I spent several minutes just listing some of the sites found blocked in some of our earlier studies at the Censorware Project.

Then I turned to the keyboard to illustrate some bad blocks. I ran out of time before getting to most of them. Some I did show but so quickly that many of those watching may not have realized what was going on. \”

Slashdot has a great letter entitled
Your Rights Online: Open Letter to the Family Research Council
.
It\’s a great resource for everyone interested in filtering.


It includes a great list of links to the best resources on filtering.

\”I spent much of my presentation talking about the size of the Internet and why most blocking was done by robots. Then I spent several minutes just listing some of the sites found blocked in some of our earlier studies at the Censorware Project.

Then I turned to the keyboard to illustrate some bad blocks. I ran out of time before getting to most of them. Some I did show but so quickly that many of those watching may not have realized what was going on. \”Searches on the following phrases are blocked, on (almost) any search engine:

safe oral sex

testicle cancer

sexually abstain

abstain from sex

sexual abstinence

no sex

Sex, Laws and Cyberspace (book title)

Smart Sex (book title, safe sex guide)

Voyeurism in the French Novel (book title)

Save Sex (title of both book and FRC poster campaign)