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Removing art like offensive fortunes is a mistake. [LWN.net]
informatieka · 2026-04-19 · via LWN.net comments

Salvo Tomaselli made a perfect point. Only will perceives those offensive fortunes. Debian consensus for contents must be applied for meaningfulness.

Offensive fortunes are wisdom of intelligence. Those are the same as comedians make audiences laugh or metaphors full of insights. Some folks, I observe, show absolutely no tolerance. That is why I see fewer and fewer joke books from the library. Unlike code-writing, our human minds work quite fuzzy and flexible. Sometimes inappropriate or terrible examples make us understand a thing better.

Offensive fortunes are educational material. It should remain for the eligible package.