I'm maintaining that distinction the whole way down
Then why do you insist on ignoring the distinction when I use the term? I mean one thing, but you claim I mean the other.
By censor I was referring to censorship a presumably immoral violation of rights such as that done by government, which is how the post I replied to used the term, how the term is most often used, and the only way that makes sense in what you agree started as a moral argument. It is what I have meant the entire time.
No I'm not--I'm maintaining that distinction the whole way down ("one is a violation of civil and human rights, one is not").
Here's the moral argument made at the top of the thread by codyrobbins:
"If Apple wants to censor apps in the App Store, that's their prerogative."
Here's your argument:
"Apple has yet to censor anything."
I agree with codyrobbins, but I disagree with you. What's so complicated with that? You're repeating yourself and failing to even comprehend my posts. In addition, you've attributed opinions to me I haven't even expressed and thrown out tons of red herrings to boot.