Censorship can occur in many different forms. It can be a line of text removed, a word obscured or a book not stocked. 

It happens a surprising amount – In countries with laws protecting free expression and even online in supposedly liberal sites such as Wikipedia – but the one constant thing about censorship is that it almost always looks unnecessary in hindsight.

The Campaign Against Censorship (Formerly the Defence of Literature and The Arts Society) movement have some very interesting things to say about it. I suggest you have a look at what they are up to.

There is more you can do though. Censorship doesn’t move quickly, but we do. I want you to invent some new curse/swear words… technically, they should have no specific meaning, that way it will make them very difficult to restrict. Suffice to say that we recognise them all as particularly strong words.