Ars Technica Begins Censoring Forum Searches

Ars Technica began censoring forum searches around 5 P.M. PST today after publishing an "exclusive" revealing Edward Snowden had used the username TheTrueHOOHA on the social news site.

Would-be web-sleuths' searches were denied stating, "Sorry but you are not permitted to use the search system."

However we had already completed several searches.  Enjoy!

Edward Snowden in May 2003 on "Why XaiaX is clueless in matters concerning the English language".

"I've lost track of how many times you've been wrong now. I'll take the time to educate you and show you how you are wrong, though. The dictionary is actually the definitive source of word meaning. Think about it: the root word of dictionary is diction, which is the choice and use of words used in writing or speech. Pretty hard to argue with that. More literally, the dictionary is a definitive source: it supplies us with definitions. Can you redeem your degree for a cash prize? Maybe a stuffed animal? That's about all it appears it will be used for, Captain Semantics. I think you should try being a bit more open-minded."