Be warned if you ever try to have some information removed from public display, you might become a victim of the Streisand Effect, where the act of censoring something unintentionaly causes the information to be widely publicised.
The term originated in 2003 when Barbra Streisand attempted to have a photo which included her beach front home removed from a photographic survey documenting Californian coastal errosion, her suit of the photographer and site host led to widespreed knowledge of the photo and over 400,000 additional site veiws within the month.
Saturday, October 2, 2010
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