Black Unicorn:

Person A requests information. Person B says no, because the use of the information is unsound in person B's view. Censorship? You tell me.

Not unless person B is trying to force other people not to give out the information. Failure to release the information himself is not censorship; it doesn't matter what his reasons for doing so are. -- Ken Arromdee (email: arromdee@jyusenkyou.cs.jhu.edu) "No boom today. Boom tomorrow, there's always a boom tomorrow." --Ivanova