Australia to Censor Food Porn?
Is the above photo too food porny for your delicate eyes? Probably not. Phil Lees of Australia-based food blog The Last Appetite talks about the Australian government's upcoming attempt to censor the Internet. Food blogs aren't illegal, but Lees points out that "the first websites to be banned as 'false positives', (where a site that the filter says is illegal, but is in fact, not) will be food websites." If you disapprove, Lees provides information for how you can protest the censorship, and you can sign a petition at GetUp!.
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