it literally matches the definition posted in the thread...
Not really since a breach of user agreement is what's happening. Its not censorship.
When they change it retroactively... when it already was, now it's worse.
You didn't win, that's not censorship.
If you can't even recognize what they've done on Cable in the past as censorship, I'm not sure where to go from here.
Edit: Maybe a definition?
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Being banned from platforms for violating terms of service isn't censorship.
It is, and it's also them removing it retroactively as their terms change overtime.
They haven't prohibited you from finding his stuff and listening to it on other platforms.
Neither hasn't any platform when it's over availability. You're acting like the only censorship is a government ban, like we see over the Chinese internet situation (and potentially soon the Australians, too). Any source of policing availability, especially from centralized sources, is censorship, but many forms of it are accepted by people.
Next you're going to tell me Hollywood doesn't censor anything.
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Tell me, if Meta bans Jim for posting CP and other law breaking shit, will you also cry censorship or will you agree that Jim has breached the user agreement and that meta is right for banning him?