I think the library community is probably better at balancing off those freedoms of expression—journalistic, literary, artistic—versus privacy, although I would point back to how, when we do look at this, it is about personal information, which is recorded information about an individual. I certainly agree that there are probably very easy cases whereby you could probably prescribe types of information that we would be able to remove without a court order, such as child pornography, as you've said, or those types of very sensitive information where it would cause maybe more than reputational distress, but mental distress or medical or some other type of harm, so it implies a harms test that could be brought in.
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