Trolling wrote: > > "S�ren Kuklau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > a24s40$[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:a24s40$[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > | "JTK" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag > | [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > | > You know, there's a dead-simple solution to what you refer to as "a > | > terrible waste of time" and most people refer to as "solid advice > | > falling on deaf ears": LOSE THE COMMIE GRAPHICS. Problem solved, > | > permanently. > | > | What commie graphics? I'm only seeing a red star. It's near commie style, > | but so what? If there is anything Mozilla expresses politically, then it > is > | open-sourceness (If you will, open-sourceness is close to communism > though - > | if that poses a problem for you, that is.). > | > | > > "What commie graphics?" Oh please. I really hate it when people feign. >
Hehehee, brother, did YOU pick the wrong group to start reading! > Red Communism is about as 'open' as Fort Knox. Open-source has very little > to do with modern day red Communism and it is insulting to the whole open > source community to attempt the comparison. > > Who are you guys anyway? AOL. > What is your political agenda as you make no bones > that you have one with your waving the red Communist regalia about on your > website. Selling into China: http://www.thestandard.com/article/0,1902,27064,00.html But keep it under your hat. You know what they do to dissenters around these parts. > Open source is about freedom, not murderous communist dictatorship. > > I find what Mozilla has done to be insulting to the victims of modern day > red Communism and ignorant to boot. > Not sure why you limit it to modern-day (which granted is plenty more than enough); the entire history of communism is dyed in blood. > If you don't change it then no thank you. > They won't change it. Many non-commie and artistically much more professional and better-looking graphics have been submitted and quietly ignored by the Maozilla Politburo. The commie graphics are continually blasted here, have been for years. AOL does nothing. That's "Open" for ya, huh?
