>> > Other people want it because of a desire to keep controversial content >> out >> > of their home. Giving these user control over image selection may bring * >> > more* people to Wikipedia, and an article with controversial content. >> > Intellectual curiosity may entice them to click through and see the image >> > now or later. That is a Good Thing. >> >> May or may not. Did you ever live in a politically restrictive country? >> >> //Saper >> > > Hello Saper, > > Could you explain how that you think an user controlled image filter would > make a difference to a person who lives on a country politically restricted > country? Do you think that it would hurt or help, or make no difference?
Can you help me in understanding in why such a user control feature may possibly bring more people to Wikipedia? I am especially interested in countries where access to information is restricted by the environment, for example by governments, whether the same reasoning applies to them as to less restrictive regions. I am asking this because I happened to grow up and have first 8 years of my education in such an environment and I still remember those times and how we approached the limited access to information. //Saper _______________________________________________ foundation-l mailing list foundation-l@lists.wikimedia.org Unsubscribe: https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/foundation-l
