Re: [Bug-gnupedia] Self-censorship and XML data.

[Mike Warren]

"Hook" <address@hidden> writes:

> The idea of not censoring material is a good one, but there *has* to
> be some form of legal protection, if only for the organisation which
> takes the legal role of publisher.  Or is that going ot be devolved
> too?

If this became a problem, all the content could potentially be
distributed over Freenet. This would be another case where plain-text
XML files would be an advantage over a database; one could publish the
content under ``known'' keys on Freenet
(i.e. /gnu/alexandria/unique-id.xml).

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