Steemit actually has made a statement about what they will censor (Terms & Conditions) but it's very arbitrarily applied. They are only censoring content that puts them at legal risk, and the rest is boilerplate to give them flexibility later if they need it. I really could not say whether that's the right compromise to make or whether they even believe in 'censorship-resistance' and 'decentralization' or if they just parrot the party line to keep people from bailing on their baby.

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