There was so much interest in the Foley video Wednesday that LiveLeak warned visitors about possible slowdowns due to «an abnormally high volume of traffic. But Thursday, the site’s operators announced an out-of-character decision: «We will not be showing further beheadings carried out by» ISIS. Related: Twitter removes images of James Foley’s death. Some of LiveLeak’s users may strongly disagree, and the website acknowledged as much in its statement. They said they’d hold a live discussion with users later on Thursday. The fact of the matter is that many millions of Internet users seek out sites like LiveLeak to see the very kind of gruesome content that traditional media refrain from showing viewers. But «our belief in your rights to view whatever you wish do not override our rights to not host it here,» LiveLeak said. Related: Future of media. The unnamed LiveLeak operators said they’d had several meetings about the Foley beheadi...