| Ron Johnson 2004-12-01, 4:28 am |
| On Wed, 2004-12-01 at 02:51 -0500, Kevin Mark wrote:
> On Tue, Nov 30, 2004 at 09:23:43PM -0500, David Nusinow wrote:
> There is a case being defended by the EFF about a web site
> featuring a professional fotographer who takes erotic photos. The test
> is 'local community standards'. There are none for the i-net. And
> anywheres cd are distrubued, each community has their own local
> standards. SO how can the cd pass every community tests if we dont have
> access to all those laws/standards/communities.
Easy. Go for the "lowest common denominator" (which isn't that
low) on Disk 1. Put these on Disk [2-7], and, of course, on
the mirrors:
bible-kjv
bible-kjv-text
bibletime
bibletime-i18n
diatheke
gnomesword
libsword4
perspic-texts
sword-comm-mhcc
sword-comm-pers
sword-dict-naves
sword-text-web
verse
fortunes-off
fortunes-es-off
fortunes-it-off
anarchism
hot-babe (when it's packaged)
pornview
I'm sure there are other similar packages.
Then, Disk 1 (which is very full-featured, after all) can be
passed out where ever and to who ever, without any fear of
possible problems.
You say, "But Debian is about freedom!". Well, yes. And these
packages would still be available, just *slightly* less "convenient"
to access.
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