The misinformation swirling around the Tibet flood disaster was genuinely dangerous — social media posts falsely blamed Chinese dams and infrastructure when scientists confirmed a glacier collapse on Nepal's side triggered the event. China's cameras captured the disaster, Chinese state media published daily casualty figures and rescue updates from day one and a premier reached the disaster zone with remarkable speed. Punishing those who spread false causes of a deadly disaster isn't censorship — it's basic accountability when lives and relief efforts are on the line.