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Regarding filtering philosophy and tools, we had a lively discussion on
this on the list back in September timeframe. A sample:
https://listman.redhat.com/pipermail/open-source-now-list/2002q3/001700.html
You can use the following link to look at the whole archives, and from
there you will see how the conversation went - the threading was broken
a few times, so it appears to meander a bit. Lots of ideas, solutions
and theories were discussed:
https://listman.redhat.com/pipermail/open-source-now-list/2002q3/001700.html
- Karsten
On Wed, 2002-12-11 at 14:48, Brandon Dorman wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Students at my private university have created a petition to filter
> pornographic and other harmful internet sites. Per school charter, if
> 66% of the student body chooses to sign the petition, it will be sent
> to the Board of Directors for consideration and actually happen. It is
> expected to pass.
> What open source tools would be useful in filtering out unwanted
> content? What do you suggest we should do? To completely block all
> crap out there is totally unattainable, but should we use a blacklist
> company? That'd not too good, but supposedly if someone wants to
> research something like abortion or stuff relating to sex all you have
> to do is e-mail the company to have them unblock the site for you and it
> will happen.
> While I'm not in complete agreement with it, it looks like it may
> happen. What should we do? How can we block bad content yet retain
> freedom? Is there a way?
> The merits of freedom on the internet are not the issue here. The
> students brought up the issue, not the university. Thanks.
>
> -Brandon
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