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MyWikiBiz: [http://www.cio.com/article/753814/Wikipedia_s_Jimmy_Wales_Right_to_Be_Forgotten_is_Censorship According to Jimmy Wales], the "right to be forgotten" is censorship. He says:
''What we may not do, if we are respecting freedom of expression...

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[http://www.cio.com/article/753814/Wikipedia_s_Jimmy_Wales_Right_to_Be_Forgotten_is_Censorship According to Jimmy Wales], the "right to be forgotten" is censorship. He says:

<blockquote>''What we may not do, if we are respecting freedom of expression, is use the force of law to suppress a link to content that is legally published and true. It is not appropriate for any government to attempt to force its judgment of what is "relevant" on anyone.

...under no circumstances ever is it OK to use the force of law to suppress truthful speech. The very idea is disgusting and philosophically bankrupt.''</blockquote>

In the spirit of Jimmy Wales' fast-held beliefs, MyWikiBiz now publishes the legal and true documentation of Jimmy Wales' divorce records, obtained legally in Pinellas County, Florida.

Christine A. Wales was represented by attorney Sean A. Costis. Mr. Wales was represented by John Thacker. The case (09-011014-FD-12) was brought in October 2010, and Circuit Judge Jack Helinger decided the case in April 2011.

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−	Christine Wales was paying $3,000 a year for pilates instruction, $140 a month for "psychiatric, psychological, or counselor" services, and their daughter was obtaining services in the same category at $100 per month. The monthly mortgage payment on their home was $3,389.21. Their life insurance policies were held by John Hancock and by Great American Insurance Group. Jimmy Wales would spend $12,000 per year on "periodicals/books/tapes/CDs", and $12,000 annually on vacations. And even after all of the carefully itemized monthly household expenses were tallied, he still spent another $24,000 per year on "miscellaneous expenditures". Perhaps this helped to fund rewards for Kazakh and Yoruban Wikimedians of the Year.	+	Christine Wales was paying $3,000 a year for pilates instruction, $140 a month for "psychiatric, psychological, or counselor" services, and their daughter was obtaining services in the same category at $100 per month. The monthly mortgage payment on their home was $3,389.21. Their life insurance policies were held by John Hancock and by Great American Insurance Group. Jimmy Wales would spend $12,000 per year on "periodicals/books/tapes/CDs", and $12,000 annually on vacations. And even after all of the carefully itemized monthly household expenses were tallied, he still spent another $24,000 per year on "miscellaneous expenditures". Perhaps this helped to fund rewards for [http://www.dailydot.com/politics/wikipedia-kazakhstan-dictatorship/ Kazakh] and [http://wikipediocracy.com/2013/01/16/whos-the-best-yoruban-wikipedian-of-them-all/ Yoruban Wikimedians] of the Year.

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		+	Christine Wales was paying $3,000 a year for pilates instruction, $140 a month for "psychiatric, psychological, or counselor" services, and their daughter was obtaining services in the same category at $100 per month. The monthly mortgage payment on their home was $3,389.21. Their life insurance policies were held by John Hancock and by Great American Insurance Group. Jimmy Wales would spend $12,000 per year on "periodicals/books/tapes/CDs", and $12,000 annually on vacations. And even after all of the carefully itemized monthly household expenses were tallied, he still spent another $24,000 per year on "miscellaneous expenditures". Perhaps this helped to fund rewards for Kazakh and Yoruban Wikimedians of the Year.

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	[http://www.cio.com/article/753814/Wikipedia_s_Jimmy_Wales_Right_to_Be_Forgotten_is_Censorship According to Jimmy Wales], the "right to be forgotten" is censorship. He says:		[http://www.cio.com/article/753814/Wikipedia_s_Jimmy_Wales_Right_to_Be_Forgotten_is_Censorship According to Jimmy Wales], the "right to be forgotten" is censorship. He says:

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 <blockquote>''What we may not do, if we are respecting freedom of expression, is use the force of law to suppress a link to content that is legally published and true. It is not appropriate for any government to attempt to force its judgment of what is "relevant" on anyone.<br><br>...under no circumstances ever is it OK to use the force of law to suppress truthful speech. The very idea is disgusting and philosophically bankrupt.''</blockquote>
-In the spirit of Jimmy "Jimbo" Wales' fast-held beliefs, MyWikiBiz now publishes the legal and true documentation of Jimmy Wales' divorce records, obtained legally in Pinellas County, Florida.
+Additionally, Jimmy Wales [http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/legacy/pm/pmprivacy-wales.shtml told BBC]'s Michael Lyons:
-Christine A. Wales was represented by attorney Sean A. Costis.  Mr. Wales was represented by John Thacker.  The case (09-011014-FD-12) was brought in October 2010, and Circuit Judge Jack Helinger decided the case in April 2011.  Anyone who wishes to view the original paperwork is welcome to contact and visit the Records & Information Management office (Mid-County Branch) at 14155 49th Street North, Clearwater, FL 33760, phone: (727) 464-6171.
+<blockquote>''I think that when we have people in the public eye who are subject of some questions of some scandal or what have you, that the right of ordinary people to discuss that openly is fundamental. I think it's key to what it means to live in an open society and a democratic society, and it's very problematic when we realise that a law which forbids speaking certain facts -- true facts -- even when it impinges on the rights of ordinary people to talk to their friends, that something's gone very horribly wrong there.''</blockquote>

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 <blockquote>''What we may not do, if we are respecting freedom of expression, is use the force of law to suppress a link to content that is legally published and true. It is not appropriate for any government to attempt to force its judgment of what is "relevant" on anyone.<br><br>...under no circumstances ever is it OK to use the force of law to suppress truthful speech. The very idea is disgusting and philosophically bankrupt.''</blockquote>
-In the spirit of Jimmy Wales' fast-held beliefs, MyWikiBiz now publishes the legal and true documentation of Jimmy Wales' divorce records, obtained legally in Pinellas County, Florida.
+In the spirit of Jimmy "Jimbo" Wales' fast-held beliefs, MyWikiBiz now publishes the legal and true documentation of Jimmy Wales' divorce records, obtained legally in Pinellas County, Florida.
-Christine A. Wales was represented by attorney Sean A. Costis.  Mr. Wales was represented by John Thacker.  The case (09-011014-FD-12) was brought in October 2010, and Circuit Judge Jack Helinger decided the case in April 2011.
+Christine A. Wales was represented by attorney Sean A. Costis.  Mr. Wales was represented by John Thacker.  The case (09-011014-FD-12) was brought in October 2010, and Circuit Judge Jack Helinger decided the case in April 2011.  Anyone who wishes to view the original paperwork is welcome to contact and visit the Records & Information Management office (Mid-County Branch) at 14155 49th Street North, Clearwater, FL 33760, phone: (727) 464-6171.