> Debian Mirror Operator here. This could bring some legal problems for
> some of us, since we do not only possess it, but also distribute the
> package.. I know this is highly theoretical, but only because law
> enforcement in most countries probably don't know about Debian (<-- as a
> figure of
> Make cowsay-off only suggested and ask for confirmation on install.
I believe this is a reasonable course of action. I also have to
apologize: I was under the impression that the Zoophilia representation
was in cowsay, when in reality it was in cowsay-off.
All the best
Felicia
> Explicit: the sheep is not part of the cowsay package - it is part of
> cowsay-off which is described as:
> > This package contains cows which some may consider to be offensive.
> > Please do not install this package if you or your users are easily
> > offended.
> Ok, it is a little bit
Package: cowsay
Version: 3.03+dfsg2-3
Severity: critical
--- Please enter the report below this line. ---
The package cowsay includes an ASCII representation of Zoophilia. The
file in question is /usr/share/cowsay/cows/sodomized-sheep.cow
This is a legal issue in many countries. Even if it's not
4 matches
Mail list logo
