There are many in the US who would do the same. Yet this gives the censorware companies enormous power, which they've already demonstrated an utter inability to wield responsibly. Sites like the National Organization for Women, sites of other censorware software companies, and even such inexplicable things like the Quakers being blocked by a program called X-Stop . Publishers assume that if a page is viewed, the whole thing will be displayed on the screen, including things such as navigation links and advertisements. . . Users assume, under normal circumstances, that what appears on their screens is what the publisher intended to send.
Users assume that nobody changed the message en route.
Web Annotation - Anybody Can Add To Web Content Companies like Third Voice and uTOK offer you the ability to add anything you want to other websites, as long as other users download and use the same product. The site owner can do nothing about these additions. Right now, none of these seem important because they are all too small to affect any but the largest traffic sites. This will most likely change, and we can't afford to assume it won't. Also, annotation is just the current addition.