Since this discussion appears to have left the realm of the logical and entered that of the argumentum ad absurdum and the red herring, I will leave it to others to respond, or not, as the case may be.
NearlyFreeSpeech.NET has blacked out their site and offered a one-click option to customers to do the same for their own.
Here's what it looks like on mine:
http://mosaicabc.nfshost.com/
My son (and technical contact) has also blacked out his half-dozen sites.
All of the Free Software Foundation sites (eg. fsf.org, gnu.org, etc.) are also blacked out, as is one of my son's favorite niche news sites, osnews.com.
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Since this discussion appears to have left the realm of the logical and entered that of the argumentum ad absurdum and the red herring, I will leave it to others to respond, or not, as the case may be.
NearlyFreeSpeech.NET has blacked out their site and offered a one-click option to customers to do the same for their own.
Here's what it looks like on mine:
http://mosaicabc.nfshost.com/
My son (and technical contact) has also blacked out his half-dozen sites.
All of the Free Software Foundation sites (eg. fsf.org, gnu.org, etc.) are also blacked out, as is one of my son's favorite niche news sites, osnews.com.