Willhelm,
In the first place, "Censorship" wasn't my term, rather that of the artist in the article. Did you realize that this was the second part of a story I clipped earlier when this artist's painting was "removed" from an exhibit?
From Wikipedia:

Censorship is the removal or withholding of information from the public by a controlling group or body. Typically censorship is done by governments, religious groups, or the mass media, although other forms of censorship exist. Censorship is closely related to the concepts of freedom of speech and freedom of expression. When overus...

Willhelm,
In the first place, "Censorship" wasn't my term, rather that of the artist in the article. Did you realize that this was the second part of a story I clipped earlier when this artist's painting was "removed" from an exhibit?
From Wikipedia:

Censorship is the removal or withholding of information from the public by a controlling group or body. Typically censorship is done by governments, religious groups, or the mass media, although other forms of censorship exist. Censorship is closely related to the concepts of freedom of speech and freedom of expression. When overused, it is often associated with human rights abuse, dictatorship, and repression.The term "censorship" is often used as a pejorative term to signify
a belief that a group controlling certain information is using this
control improperly or for its own benefit, or preventing others from
accessing information that should be made readily accessible (often so
that conclusions drawn can be verified).

Although I didn't use the term "censorship", I did wonder in my remarks on the first clip:

Why was this nude banned from a show which included other nudes? Things that make ya go "hmmmm..."?

I think that the definition above does include the concept of what happened to this artist in this situation. If her piece was banned while other nudes were not removed, it could have been "censored".

Censorship is the removal or withholding of information from the public by a controlling group or body.

In this case, the "information" was the artist's representational painting, and the "governing body" was the group of artists that voted to ban the painting.

continued.

Oops! mixed up my quote boxes in the previous comment. It should have read:

Well, since you were able to clip the painting and display it here at CM, I doubt "censorship" is the appropriate word

How does my clipping an article about an incident preclude the apropriateness of the term in reference to the incident?

I love the appeals to emotion. They point out the reluctance of the "oppressed" to accept the actual definitions of words, while at the same time they seek to shut down anyone with an opposing FREAKIN' OPINION !

And
frankly, willhelm, within the context of the clips and my comment, I
have no idea to what "appeal to emot...

Oops! mixed up my quote boxes in the previous comment. It should have read:

Well, since you were able to clip the painting and display it here at CM, I doubt "censorship" is the appropriate word

How does my clipping an article about an incident preclude the apropriateness of the term in reference to the incident?

I love the appeals to emotion. They point out the reluctance of the "oppressed" to accept the actual definitions of words, while at the same time they seek to shut down anyone with an opposing FREAKIN' OPINION !

And
frankly, willhelm, within the context of the clips and my comment, I
have no idea to what "appeal to emotion" you are referring, nor who is
seeking to shut down whom with

an opposing FREAKIN' OPINION !