Facebook censorship and internet porn

> ..."net nanny" software block and report any
> search for any string containing the word "breast"
> ...that may prevent a woman from learning how to
> examine herself for cancer or her options if she 
> is diagnosed...
> ...policy of removing pictures of breastfeeding. I 
> know of a few images that disappeared even though  
> they were privacy-restricted in such a way that the
> only possible audience was clothing-optional-aware
> and I doubt there were any complaints to speak of, 
> so I may very well be wrong. The rules seem to be 
> somewhat variable, and the only consistent cases  
> seem to be ones with one or both nipples visible.  
> one friend who pushed that about as close to the 
> limit as they seem to tolerate -- the one of her  
> in *only* a skirt and pasties is still up...  
> Charlie

thanks for the link, charlie all is explained:
http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/01/02/breastfeeding-facebook-photos/

i found this on facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=39521488436
evidently there are a lot of riled up women about 
this.  evidently, some few were using breastfeeding 
as a way around the facebook restriction on frontal 
nudity. i still think this is a tempest in a teapot.
personally, i think free speech is being abused on 
the internet.  i do not want my eight year old to 
accidentally access porn when clicking on some spam 
site, or by googling white house.  
i don't want to censor the internet, but perhaps 
there should be a separate internet isolating any 
porn related material?
jon