On Sun, 2010-06-13 at 07:39 +0200, [email protected] wrote: > The fact that large amounts of people believe something doesn't make it true, > > look at religion. > Now, I agree with quidam's rationale, that it would be deeply corrosive for > Trisquel's relations with educational adoption and use; I didn't consider > this aspect. >
Agreed. But sexual modesty does not come from religion, though every religion I'm aware of has perverted basic human morality, which has included the perversion of rules about sexual modesty. Sexual modesty is simply part of being human, in rejecting religion we don't have to reject the idea that sexual modesty can be a good thing. The vast majority of men would not be able to get any work done if there were naked women (or men) being advertised all over every website they visited. Having porn adverts on the Trisquel site would be tasteless and ruin a very nice site and community. There's a time and a place for porn, and it's not the Trisquel website.
