Would admin, or one of the moderators, please provide a sensible explanation as to why the words of Shakespeare are not considered suitable for this forum?
BTW - as with arguments for the death penalty, saying "the odd mistake in exchange for the greater good" is utterly unacceptable.
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I am prepared to believe that words likely to cause offence are
auto-censored, regardless of who might have used them on
various occasions and in various contexts. You will recall that
Shakespeare, for example, used the same words in both polite
and indelicate ways, e.g. Juliet's nurse locating the hand of time.
I do not know any human agent who is willing to manually
examine every word that is posted here to decide if it should
on each occasion be censored.
Mod Rupert
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BTW - as with arguments for the death penalty, saying "the odd mistake in exchange for the greater good" is utterly unacceptable.
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I am prepared to believe that words likely to cause offence are
auto-censored, regardless of who might have used them on
various occasions and in various contexts. You will recall that
Shakespeare, for example, used the same words in both polite
and indelicate ways, e.g. Juliet's nurse locating the hand of time.
I do not know any human agent who is willing to manually
examine every word that is posted here to decide if it should
on each occasion be censored.
Mod Rupert
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