Censorship

The Architecture of Defiance: How to Reclaim Our Digital Sovereignty

If the public town square is broken, monitored by automated dragnets and toxic algorithmic amplification, then we must abandon it.

The Violence of the Algorithm: Who Exactly is Violated by an Etching?

When a corporation can unilaterally seize, reset, and threaten your digital presence because a line of code threw a false positive, the user is not the violator. The user is the one being violated.

The Real AI Crisis Isn’t Copyright — It’s Compliance by Design

by Lloyd Lewis For the past two years, public debate around AI has been trapped in the wrong room. People keep shouting about copyright theft, dataset purity, and whether the model saw their blog post in 2014. This is the comfortable fight, the fight everyone can understand without reshaping a

FACELESSNESS IS FREEDOM (moving forward to 2026): STATEMENT OF POSITION

Under broad, catch-all frameworks, legal work about the human condition is treated as if it were dangerous, despite posing no illegal risk whatsoever.

The Slippery Slope of Safety: Why the UK's Online Safety Act Is More Than a Porn Law

If platforms must proactively block content that might be harmful to some users, the default will be to sanitise everything.