Presidence for disclosure (Score 2)

About a year ago in North Carolina, a county library tried to move copies of playboys to censor them from children. In order to do this the tax payers had to vote on it. In each similiar case of censorship in public libraries I have seen it comes to a referendum of specific items. Since books are just a delivery tool for information (text and pictures mostly) and websites are also tools for information (text and pictures mostly again) it seems to me that in order to properly implement censorship of the internet requires a vote by the tax payers on each site to be banned. In order for that to work there must be full disclosure.