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From: harkcom@potato.pa.Yokogawa.CO.JP (Alton Harkcom)
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Subject: Re: The Official Word on Citations in FSF Works
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Date: 24 Jul 90 00:19:20 GMT
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In article <1990Jul19.160027.160@murdoch.acc.Virginia.EDU>
   gsh7w@astsun9.astro.Virginia.EDU (Greg S. Hennessy) writes:

 =}Well, if you want to play in dueling dictionaries, Websters Seventh
 =}lists it as 
 =}	   "An official who reads communications and deletes forbidden
 =}	   material. " "To subject to censorship."
 =}
 =}Since RMS is a private citizen, rewriting his own work, or the work of
 =}his employees, what he is doing is editing, not censorship.

   But you missed the importance of the second definition (which is the one
that applies in this case). I don't think Webster's would leave you hanging
on this one, so try looking up 'censorship' and you'll hopefully find
something similar to what the previous poster found. If you only find "see
censor" then you need a new dictionary because that ones jerking you around
in circles...
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