Nobody was trying to 'censor' Nigel. Expressing the opinion that something is tasteless and untalented and inappropriate is not censorship. I have worked for many years as a critic. Sometimes I have found myself unable to write favourably of the work I was reviewing. That didn't mean I was censoring it. A censor's job is entirely different from that of the critic; and critics are what we were all being in re Nigel's, in our opinion misplaced, humorous efforts. Mounting 'high horses' didn't come into it.

~M~