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[http://www.cio.com/article/753814/Wikipedia_s_Jimmy_Wales_Right_to_Be_Forgotten_is_Censorship According to Jimmy Wales], the "right to be forgotten" is censorship.  He says:
 
[http://www.cio.com/article/753814/Wikipedia_s_Jimmy_Wales_Right_to_Be_Forgotten_is_Censorship According to Jimmy Wales], the "right to be forgotten" is censorship.  He says:
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<blockquote>''What we may not do, if we are respecting freedom of expression, is use the force of law to suppress a link to content that is legally published and true. It is not appropriate for any government to attempt to force its judgment of what is "relevant" on anyone.
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<blockquote>''What we may not do, if we are respecting freedom of expression, is use the force of law to suppress a link to content that is legally published and true. It is not appropriate for any government to attempt to force its judgment of what is "relevant" on anyone.<br><br>...under no circumstances ever is it OK to use the force of law to suppress truthful speech. The very idea is disgusting and philosophically bankrupt.''</blockquote>
 
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...under no circumstances ever is it OK to use the force of law to suppress truthful speech. The very idea is disgusting and philosophically bankrupt.''</blockquote>
      
In the spirit of Jimmy Wales' fast-held beliefs, MyWikiBiz now publishes the legal and true documentation of Jimmy Wales' divorce records, obtained legally in Pinellas County, Florida.
 
In the spirit of Jimmy Wales' fast-held beliefs, MyWikiBiz now publishes the legal and true documentation of Jimmy Wales' divorce records, obtained legally in Pinellas County, Florida.
    
Christine A. Wales was represented by attorney Sean A. Costis.  Mr. Wales was represented by John Thacker.  The case (09-011014-FD-12) was brought in October 2010, and Circuit Judge Jack Helinger decided the case in April 2011.
 
Christine A. Wales was represented by attorney Sean A. Costis.  Mr. Wales was represented by John Thacker.  The case (09-011014-FD-12) was brought in October 2010, and Circuit Judge Jack Helinger decided the case in April 2011.