Re: Re: Is Google bad for pagan websites?

There is circumstantial evidence that on Mon, 5 Jun 2006 08:11:39
+1000, "TheRev." <Rev (AT) NoBible (DOT) God.No> wrote
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› Sorry should've clarifried that I wasn't referring to complaining to Google,
› but rather that ISP company "1planhost.com" who totally bans any content
› that ".......content that promotes violence, witchcraft, satanic activity or
› paganism....." because "We are Christian businesspersons and as such, will
› not allow our servers to be used to promote these types of activities."
›
› Given Witchcraft (Wicca) and Paganism are recognised religions, and as they
› don't list any other non-Christian religion as being baned, then I see it as
› blatant discrimination based solely of religious beliefs and aimed solely at
› one specific religion - Paganism. Now, I may be wrong, but isn't that
› illegal????

It sounds to me more like simple ignorance. They may well change those
terms if an articulate non-aggressive argument was put to them
pointing out that these things are recognised religions (if that is
the case)

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On Mon, 05 Jun 2006 13:46:51 +0200, XyZed <xyzed (AT) xyzed (DOT) co.uk> wrote:

It sounds to me more like simple ignorance. They may well change those
terms if an articulate non-aggressive argument was put to them
pointing out that these things are recognised religions (if that is
the case)

Like flying spaghetti monsterism

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Borek
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