The funny thing is, I thought that believers in free speech were secretly in favor of it even in private forums, too. I thought that most people living in democracies wanted freedom all over the place, not just where it was legally required. I thought that even on Lost people were always voting on which way to go because they shared a certain point of view, and they wanted to hear each other out. So now I understand that some people think that freedom of speech is just a far-out point of view that you adhere to only when you think the police will be called in when you don't. That's very interesting, and a surprise. It's also interesting to me that a citizen can write an Open Letter to Nokia and send it to virtually any newspaper in the country and have a decent chance of its being published. Except that same citizen is forbidden by these rules from publishing that same letter here. At least that's how I interpret them.