I'm aware of the definition of censorship, but the context is you saying:

> One of the worst cultural developments of this century has been creative people becoming censorship-hungry prudes.

This is not the same as a dictionary definition of censorship generally.

Presenting people changing their views over time as they learn as some evidence of some new trend of "censorship-hungry prudes" is silly. It's hysteria and a false narrative trying to paint something normal and healthy as equivalent to something dangerous.

The much bigger media preservation issue is actually represented by Scrubs: the fact that all the streaming services now have the show with all the music cut out and replaced with generic royalty-free stuff because the licenses ran out.