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It's funny that you mention that. My observation in the early 2000s was that websites that typically restricted freedom of expression were companies outside of the USA. For example Daily Motion (French) tended to have a harsher attitude towards content it deemed inappropriate. Once the American site YouTube came to exist in many ways it broke with the heavier censorship seen on Daily Motion. Now (as you noted in your post) the opposite appears to be the case.