Oh dear Gawd, Roger. It always has been. Privately funded, privately maintained and improved through the volunteer efforts of a very few. The fact that it is open to public use is a generosity on the part of the publisher. If he wanted to he could curtail the membership at will, entirely according to his own discretion. If you weren't such a pinko, you would see that. We participate here on that footing.

Freedom of speech does not mean -- for example -- that you have the right to barge in to a radio station and grab the microphone. It is not the equivalent of freedom of media, which doesn't exist anywhere and would be really tricky to organize if it was ever even wanted.

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