The adult among us may want to look into the issue addressed in bug #135368, visible at http://bugs.debian.org/135368 and see if they can express the principle more effectively. (Writing to 135368@bugs.debian.org appends to that report, and so far, those who have done so have filled their replies with gratuitous profanity, so be forewarned before you follow that URL.) At issue is the suitability of Debian packages to be installed on machines where children have access. Hopefully this will be something that "someone" on this list can manage to effectively communicate, prior to Woody's release. All I seem to have elicited is excessive potty-mouth on the part of some of the more <cough> "mature" Debian developers. Ben, you've addressed similar on this list before, how about it? Anyone else? Is there a suitable means to get this message across to the Developers in a manner they will comply with? How to get this RC priority without some "genius" deciding it's not important and downgrading it? Ben? -- Please (OpenPGP) encrypt all mail whenever possible. Request the following Public Keys for Lazarus Long <lazarus@overdue.ddts.net> Type Bits/KeyID Fingerprint DSA KeyID: vvvv vvvv ElGamal: 2048g/CCB09D64 8270 4B79 CB1E 433B 6214 64EB 9D58 28A9 E8B1 27F4 (old 2001 keys) ElGamal: 2048g/215A8B4A F258 C2DD 7E9C DCEB E64F 82EC D4BB 3438 8B82 A392
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