Is censorship a serious problem?  'Cos I don't give a damn about the sides in the debate, and I could put up a fair forum to discuss cryptocurrency.  I would cheerfully do so if people make it worth my time and recoup my bandwidth expense by contributing half the revenue from any signature ads (which might have the additional benefit of reducing the incentive to place signature ads).

I would cheerfully delete posts that bring up topics strictly forbidden on given forum sections, but every topic specifically forbidden in a given section would be specifically allowed in some other section.  Also, in the interest of NOT allowing monitoring of who's reading which threads, I would insist that all signature ads be the same size (in packets and pixels, not necessarily in bytes) and served from the same machine (over https).

Bluntly, I am no longer a partisan.  I used to care about the block size debate, but I don't care any more.  I care (a little) about banal rudeness and (a lot) about any issues that impair the forum's usability, but any rules about such things would be the exactly the same for everyone regardless of what position they take in any debate.