Talk:Internet censorship in Australia

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Why does the first paragraph say that Australia is in the Western world? Because last time I checked a map, it isn't. Kirbytime 04:18, 13 April 2006 (UTC)

It refers to culture and is not literally referring to Australia being on the nonexistant West side of Earth131.170.90.4 02:17, 8 May 2006 (UTC)

rgc 13 April 2006 Added this text

 However, some Usenet newsgroups are required to be blocked and ISPs in general adhere to this legal requirement. By law ISPs are restricted from naming the Usenet newsgroups they are required to block.

after discovering the information on my ISPs usenet faq here: http://www.internode.on.net/content/premium-news/

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I have removed a statement that was added by 220.233.172.74 who is currently engaging in a malicious campaign of vandalism in the Exetel wiki. This statement was an outright lie, and was intended as a continuation of his personal vendetta against this ISP.