user151: Why not let the user decide if they want a question or answer that the admins censor to be seen  or not with content filtering? As it is it is just certain people who apparently decide for everyone. Why can't the admins decide the default and then the user can decide if they want to change the default for themselves? 
Wouldn't this be good for admins too? Less complaints, less perceived oppression?

user254: This (what you're suggesting) would be a new feature of the web site (i.e. it's a feature which doesn't presently exist).
You can make new feature-requests by posting on https://meta.stackexchange.com/ -- when you post there, tag it feature-request.
Beware that there are 21,000 topics tagged 'feature-request', so ... I personally assume that new feature requests are usually unpopular and are rarely if ever chosen to be implemented (and so, generally, probably not worth the time or effort it takes to post a request for one).
Sorry if that's disappointing.

151: <p>Why not let the user decide if they want a question or answer that the admins censor to be seen  or not with content filtering? As it is it is just certain people who apparently decide for everyone. Why can't the admins decide the default and then the user can decide if they want to change the default for themselves? </p>

<p>Wouldn't this be good for admins too? Less complaints, less perceived oppression?</p>
 254: <p>This (what you're suggesting) would be a new feature of the web site (i.e. it's a feature which doesn't presently exist).</p>

<p>You can make new feature-requests by posting on <a href="https://meta.stackexchange.com/">https://meta.stackexchange.com/</a> -- when you post there, tag it <code>feature-request</code>.</p>

<p>Beware that there are <a href="https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/feature-request">21,000 topics tagged 'feature-request'</a>, so ... I personally assume that new feature requests are usually unpopular and are rarely if ever chosen to be implemented (and so, generally, probably not worth the time or effort it takes to post a request for one).</p>

<p>Sorry if that's disappointing.</p>
