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The online encyclopedia's editing tools became inaccessible to Brits after the U.K.'s Internet censor took issue with a rock band's album cover.
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- by robvme December 10, 2008 6:00 AM PST
- Wow, if they censored something like that I have to wonder what else the Brits are missing on the Net. If they were going to censor Wikipedia, they should do it on the basis that much of the info is incorrect and misleading, not for an 80's album cover.
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