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Rudd-erless while Oil Spilled
Originally they were selling it as an opt-out service, let's face it you'll definitely end up on an obscure government database for opting out, or whether it'll be an opt-in service.
As an opt-in service I don't actually have a problem with it though.
a) less infrastructure means less $ spent (and potentially lost if you cock up)
b) I don't know if this is still true, but at one stage Tasmania's population was almost a perfect demographic spread to match the nation at large.
As some examples, KFC trialled combined KFC/A&W stores there, which failed, and the Commonwealth Bank piloted its CommSee CRM in the Tasmanian branches and call centres.
Are safeguards in place to insure that the government only censors what it says it will? Who decides what will be censored? Do you yourself agree to the censoring.
I think that the government is narrow minded and focusing on the wrong things and it wont stop what they are trying to stop it will just drive it underground again, meaning it is harder to catch them.