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A post on the subject of "China's dilemma" was not delivered to an address in China for the following reason: ------------------------ Original Message ---------------------------- Our mail scanner found viruses or bad words. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Evidently, a server in China is scanning messages for "bad words". But, what were the "bad words" in the article which was forwarded? I suspect that a computer program has been developed which scans for words and expressions which are not acceptable *politically* from the standpoint of authorities in the receiving country. In solidarity, Jerry
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