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The map has "Confirmed censorship cases" and Denmark, Finland and France, ... all fit there. For Denmark for example:

They're blocking http://thepiratebay.org, that's straight up censorship.

> They're blocking http://thepiratebay.org, that's straight up censorship.

No, that's anti-piracy judgements.

> No, that's anti-piracy judgements.

How does that change the fact that Denmark censors http://thepiratebay.org?

Read what was just explained to you:

> that's anti-piracy judgements

Not the same as censorship.

Linking is not a crime (or is it in Denmark?).

The latter being censorship is really an opinion rather than undisputed, fact, or a guaranteed majority opinion.

> The latter being censorship is really an opinion rather than undisputed, fact, or a guaranteed majority opinion.

So you're saying that "Denmark censors http://thepiratebay.org" is not a fact that can be measured?

The censorship is a fact, only its justification is in dispute.