against a file

against a file

[A Soare]

I do not consider normal the existence of such a file in the sources  of Emacs, and in any other GNU project:

./etc/sex.6


Alin Soare

Re: against a file

[David Kastrup]

A Soare <alinsoar@voila.fr> writes:

> I do not consider normal the existence of such a file in the sources
> of Emacs, and in any other GNU project:
>
> ./etc/sex.6

Well, I don't consider Emacs normal.  But that would not make me wish
to have it removed from GNU.

I do find it amusing that a French developer would object to something
of that kind being put in by an American.

Of course, my nationality should have prevented my being amused at
anything...

Emacs seems to curb expected national behaviors.

-- 
David Kastrup, Kriemhildstr. 15, 44793 Bochum

Re: against a file

[Richard Stallman]

The point of sex.6, aside from being amusing,
is that it is the subject of a joke about censorship.
See meese.el.

Re: against a file

[A Soare]

> Of course, my nationality should have prevented my being amused at
> anything...
> 
> Emacs seems to curb expected national behaviors.


Chacun vit à sa mode. J'aime vivre à la mode ancienne.

Re: against a file

[Glenn Morris]

A Soare wrote:

>> Of course, my nationality should have prevented my being amused at
>> anything...
>> 
>> Emacs seems to curb expected national behaviors.
>
>
> Chacun vit à sa mode. J'aime vivre à la mode ancienne.

(require 'meese)

HTH.

Re: against a file

[A Soare]

> A Soare wrote:
> 
> >> Of course, my nationality should have prevented my being amused at
> >> anything...
> >> 
> >> Emacs seems to curb expected national behaviors.
> >
> >
> > Chacun vit à sa mode. J'aime vivre à la mode ancienne.
> 
> (require 'meese)
> 

Yes, evidently, I should have completed "no ./etc/sex.6 , no lisp/play/meese.el, no etc/celibacy.1, and no link to these files, where grep founds one".