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Re: Adult section? No - but a new section... (was: Re: "purity" package)

Benedikt Eric Heinen wrote:
> 
> Before you read you read any further, know this:  I am a believing
> atheist, and to me the kjv is a lot more offensive, than any sexually

I think of myself as a "Zen Christian"  It's a lable that confuses most
extremes. :)  I like my philosophy in a large smelly room filled with
"bound dead tree pulp."  Electronically, it's hard to ponder all the
point of the participants.  Could we keep it down to a minimum here?

> Well, saying the bible is important, is that all that it takes, to
> keep it
> in the distribution? Well, 'sex' also always was important topic to
> mankind, none of us would be alive without sex.
> 
Wouldn't the core issue be what kinds of information do we want to
distribute in Debian?  Then, how do we distribute it?

I'm not a lawyer.  If someone can point to real laws in real countries,
maybe we should look to build an exception _system_ and encorporate the
requirements of US encryption laws, also.

> 
> So, please, go on and install a new section and think of a good name
> for
> it (with my English knowledge I couldn't come up with a name, but
> "adult"
> just seems inappropriate if religious stuff goes in there, too).
> 
Great suggestion (subjective opinion).  How about "philosophy" or "alt"
as new sections?  Maybe "literature" also.  "alt" meaning it's not
needed or historically part of a Unix distribution.

This seems to be the most constructive line of reasoning.  This was just
the latest incarnation of this suggestion.

L8r -- Greg.
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