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Line 93: their news stories without asking the magazine's website if a change has been made. This could allow the magazine's editors to "rewrite history" by changing or deleting certain articles. Even if a user saved the original article on his computer, the software could refuse to let it be viewed once a change had been announced. TC opponents, including [[Richard Stallman]] [http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/can-you-trust.html], find this prospect and other aspects of TC reminscent of George Orwell's ''[[Nineteen Eighty-Four\|1984]]'', where the government changed everything ever archived to make it seem ~~like~~as though their predictions were always correct. === Proposed owner override for TC ===

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