If you read my post you’ll see;

a) I ask the question why, I didn’t say Zeeshan’s posts were censored, I said they were removed and would like to know why this was done. The reason may not be censorship.
b) I don’t actually know for sure if it was done so I make two broad statements about the issue of censoring planet gnome.

Your response doesn’t shed any light on the situation, it merely suggests I do what I’ve already done.

Now, as somebody else has pointed out in Zeeshan’s blog, Steve Langasek, Ubuntu release manager, dropped the feature from the release notes for the clearly explained reason that the system monitor is a small (but very important) part of a distro or OS. For the record, I love the things you have been doing and think that GSM is a great tool.

As for the issue of being dropped from PGO, I have no idea. AFAIK, PGO is still largely controlled by Jeff Waugh and there have been many people ,including myself, who have expressed dissatisfaction with how PGO is run. In fact, despite being a foundation member for over a year, I cannot get my own blog listed on PGO.

Anyway, in sum: There are a bunch of issues that have been conflated here. If Ubuntu has forgotten somebody important to credit, I invite you to ping me via email and I can raise the issue.