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Re: Bug#138541: ITP: debian-sanitize (was Re: inappropriate racist and other offensive material)



>>>>> "JL" == Jeff Licquia <licquia@debian.org> writes:

    JL> So, I propose to upload debian-sanitize.

    JL> The basic idea is that debian-sanitize will Conflict: with
    JL> packages deemed to be offensive.  With this package installed,
    JL> therefore, offensive packages will not be installed without
    JL> the admin's explicit consent.

That's not that nutty an idea.

    JL> Generating the list of offensive packages is, of course, the
    JL> hard part.  I propose we do this with the following process.

I suggest that you keep it much simpler. What about just letting
people file bugs against debian-sanitize if they find content in a
package to be insulting? Then the maintainer (you) evaluates, uses
some good judgement, and either adds a Conflicts: line or doesn't.

If somebody doesn't like your judgement, they can always uninstall
debian-sanitize. Badda bing, badda boom.

~ESP

-- 
Evan Prodromou
evan@debian.org



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