DigModiFicaTion

DigModiFicaTion djed-mod·i·fi·ca·tion

/ˌdjedmädəfəˈkāSH(ə)n/  noun (definition) The practice of censoring a film, song, or other form of content—typically focusing on sex, language, and simulated violence—in order to subtly advance a fascist agenda that is anti-first amendment,  under the pretense and scam that it is more "family friendly" or suitable for young audiences. This movement has its roots in far-right and fundamentalist Xtian ideologies and is largely a part of a larger effort to undermine the inherent free speech protections provided by the US Constitution's first amendment and to undermine, harass, and destabilize the Hollywood entertainment industry.

(used in a sentence) "By removing explicit sexual elements from bootleg versions of Titanic without the studios' or the creators' permission, a conservative Xtian video store in Utah was participating in the digmodification of the film."