NYT on BB's "Nudity" Classification
March 6, 2006
The Times has a good writeup of how Boing Boing has been classified as a "nudity site". Earlier coverage here.
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One minor flaw: "includes one nifty workaround, first published in December at OReillynet.com, that simply pushes a forbidden URL through Google's translation tool."
I wrote an extensive report where that was just a small subset, *years* ago:
BESS's Secret LOOPHOLE (censorware vs. privacy & anonymity)
But it sadly received almost no notice, since I didn't have the means to get it press coverage.
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