Hi: I think that it should be the opposite, a place of respect in which include all ways of thinking. By this I mean, whoever can use the image that they want.
Cheers! Silvina On Fri, Jun 4, 2010 at 12:09 AM, carlos <cpe...@warp.es> wrote: > Hello: > > Besides all the shit written in the original message, one thing is true, > there's only one "political biased" background in the art.gnome site (as far > as I browsed). The rest of the backgrounds cannot offend any ideological > concern. > > I think that backgrounds in gnome should be neutral, or "gnome biased" but > never use a political icon, good or bad. > > In this world is very easy to harrass someone only using a piece of cloth > tinted with a bunch of colors. And molested people then to defend themselves > trying to harass their suposed foes. These things should end with someone > drawing parallelism between Hitler and the other side, well this time begins > with, Is the fastest demonstration of the Godwin's law [0] I ever seen > before. > > It happens all over the world, United States flag/eagle is a sign of pride > for some people, an imperialist sign for some others and an invading foe for > others. The palestinian / israel conflict is another good example. Even > Dalai Lama, leader of the budhist religion, one of the most peaceful > religions out there, is considered an evil agitator by the chinese govern. > > I think that art.gnome must remain clean of flags, political or religious > heros / killers , religious signs and things like that, and also this list > should be clean of political debate. > > Silvina de Brum wrote: > >> Hi: >> [snip] >> > > _______________________________________________ > gnome-themes-list mailing list > gnome-themes-list@gnome.org > To unsubscribe (and more): > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-themes-list >
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