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PICS works by comparing PICS information from an HTML META tag or HTTP header with a rating file installed in the browser. Typically, the rating file is provided by a Rating Service, who also provide a script to generate PICS headers suitable for inclusion in a document. PICS for Users (Parents and Educators) PICS for Content Providers Tools for Content Providers PICS for Users While PICS is vendor and platform-independant, the major browser currently with PICS support is Internet Explorer. In Internet Explorer, the PICS settings are

This seemingly straightforward question, upon closer inspection, turns out to be many different questions when asked by different people. Many people are concerned about governments assuming one or more of the roles described in the answer to the previous question. Others are concerned about employers setting filtering rules, abuse of power by independent labelers, or a chilling effect on speech even if speech is not banned outright. People also employ different definitions of censorship. The most expansive definition is, "any action by one person that

Introduction PICS works by comparing PICS information from an HTML META tag or HTTP header with a rating file installed in the browser. Typically, the rating file is provided by a Rating Service, who also provide a script to generate PICS headers suitable for inclusion in a document. * PICS for Users (Parents and Educators) * PICS for Content Providers * Tools for Content Providers PICS for Users While PICS is vendor and platform-independant, the major browser currently with PICS support is Internet Explorer. In Internet Explorer, the PICS