Original sentence: At the time of the announcement, Maxim, FHM and Stuff were removed from stores.Critics claim this effectively forces the company's values on customers and suppliers.Editors and publishers of these titles criticized the action as an infringment upon editorial freedom.In 2002, Wal-Mart announced that it would not carry magazines it deemed inappropriate or magazines that generated customer complaints.Other titles deemed offensive by the company were moved to displays that obscured the magazines' covers.Record labels release edited versions with obscenities completely removed or overdubbed with less-offensive lyrics.Wal-Mart is accused of allowing right wing, conservative or religious values to influence its product selection
Edited sentence: At the time of the announcement, magazines which wouldn't comply to Wal-Mart's new rules, like Maxim, FHM and Stuff, were removed from stores.Editors and publishers of titles that were banned or moved to displays that obscured their covers criticized the action as a violation of the editorial freedom granted to them by the Constitution.In 2002, Wal-Mart announced that it would not carry magazines it claimed to be inappropriate or about which they claimed to have received complaints from customers.Other titles which were alleged to be offensive by the company were moved to displays that obscured the magazines' covers.These versions have alleged "obscenities" completely removed or overdubbed with "less offensive" lyrics.Wal-Mart is criticized for allowing extreme right-wing conservative and ultra-religious values to influence its product selection and thus force their views on customers as well as suppliers: