On Thu, 05 Feb 2009 11:59:33 +0000, Frood wrote:

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Now show me where filtering (something you previously claimed was a made
up word) is prohibited by the HC. It isn't - because it is an acceptable
behaviour.


Thanks for playing. Better luck next time.

I think you have English comprehension difficulties.

I have never said that filtering is "prohibited" by the Highway Code -
it isn't.

The phrase is mentioned - this most certainly does not mean that the
Highway Code "endorses" it

You seem to have real difficulty thinking that words "not prohibited",
"contains", "endorsed" - all mean the same thing.

They don't.

The Highway Code does not "endorse" filtering.

Did you not spot the definitions I provided:

just in case you still don't see what endorsing means, the OED offers
these clarifications:

1) To declare one's approval of.

2) To confirm, sanction, countenance, or vouch for (statements,
opinions, acts, etc.; occasionally, persons), as by an endorsement.



(You'll be claiming that you're taking the **** out of me next ;-)




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"The Highway Code endorses filtering" Ian Smith
He just can't find where.