Editing Right to Censor (section)

===Formation and feuds===
The group was formed in July 2000 when wrestler [[Stevie Richards|Steven Richards]] began to randomly appear on WWF programming to cover up the bodies of scantily clad women or remove "[[Hardcore wrestling|hardcore]]" weapons such as tables from matches. He apparently took offense to the [[Acolytes Protection Agency|Acolytes]]' rowdy reputation and disapproved of the [[The Dudley Boyz|Dudleys]]' use of tables. He was eventually joined by [[Barry Buchanan|Bull Buchanan]], [[The Godfather (wrestler)|The Goodfather]] (formerly the Godfather), [[Val Venis]], and [[Ivory (wrestler)|Ivory]]. The group temporarily forced [[Stacy Carter|The Kat]] into its fold, but The Kat and the WWF parted ways before that [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Angle|storyline]] could completely play itself out. Before being forced into the group, The Kat was starting a group called Right to Nudity, which was to play on The Kat's [[Armageddon (1999)|infamous pay-per-view stunt]] where she appeared completely topless. Her group was what brought her to Right to Censor's attention.

The Right to Censor came out victorious in at least one match of every pay-per-view they participated in from mid-2000 to early 2001. At [[SummerSlam (2000)|SummerSlam]] on August 27, Richards, Buchanan, and The Goodfather won a 6-man tag match against [[Too Cool]] ([[Brian Christopher|Grandmaster Sexay]] and [[Scott Garland (wrestler)|Scotty 2 Hotty]]) and [[Solofa Fatu|Rikishi]]. At the next pay-per-view, [[Unforgiven (2000)|Unforgiven]] on September 24, the RTC (now with Val Venis) won an 8-man tag match against the [[The Acolytes Protection Agency|APA]] and the Dudley Boyz. Even though The Goodfather and Bull Buchanan lost the Dudley Invitational at [[No Mercy (2000)|No Mercy]] on October 22, Venis and Richards managed to defeat [[Chyna]] and [[Billy Gunn|Mr. Ass]] in a tag match. When [[WWE Women's Championship (1956–2010)|WWF Women's Champion]] Ivory joined the group, she won 3 pay-per-view matches in a row for the group. She defeated Lita in a title match at [[Survivor Series (2000)|Survivor Series]] on November 19 while The Goodfather and Buchanan lost a Survivor Series Elimination Match. The next month, at [[Armageddon (2000)|Armageddon]] on December 10, Ivory came out victorious once again in a triple-threat title match against [[Molly Holly]] and [[Trish Stratus]], and Val Venis also was victorious over Chyna. Meanwhile, Buchanan and The Goodfather continued the losing streak when they lost the [[World Tag Team Championship (WWE, 1971–2010)|WWF Tag Team Championship]] to [[Adam Copeland|Edge]] and [[Christian Cage|Christian]] in a Fatal Four-Way tag match. At the [[Royal Rumble (2001)|Royal Rumble]] on January 21, 2001, Ivory once again retained her title by defeating Chyna; on the other hand, Buchanan, The Goodfather, and Venis all failed in their attempt to win the Royal Rumble Match. The followed month at [[No Way Out (2001)|No Way Out]] on February 25, it marked the last time the RTC won a match at a pay-per-view when Steven Richards defeated [[Jerry Lawler]].

The group had a moderate level of success, with Buchanan and The Goodfather holding the WWF Tag Team Championship and Ivory capturing the WWF Women's Championship before entering into a high-profile [[Feud (professional wrestling)|feud]] with [[Chyna]].