On Monday 19 March 2007, + open officecanada wrote:
> Hi folks,
> I am a Canadian speaking and writing 4 languages and upon trying to install
> a german language pack I realised that parts of it got called "hun-spell".
> I wonder who the idiot was who came up with "hun-spell" for the german
> language pack in the first place. I guess its the same type of narrow
> minded jackass who came up with "freedom-fries". Really guys, this is one
> blatant and frightening piece of ignorance that does not fit a opensource
> project like openoffice. Until corrected to something like "ger-spell" I
> shall refuse to use open office nor will I recommend it! Regards
I also suggest that you contact the following groups/projects:
navigator / all seamen
french fries / all francho-phones
paddy wagons / Irish
email / all females in the world
master-slave architectures / ancient slave traders
Please grab a hold of yourself and give yourself a good shake. The "hun" in
hunspell has absolutely no relevance to anything German - and if it did do
you not think that the fact that Openoffice.org (which is very generously
sponsored by Sun of several teams of engineers mostly based in GERMANY) would
have accepted it ?
Now please, move on. And think of something useful to spend your time at.
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CPH : openoffice.org contributor
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