If possible, I think there should be a rule that says
anti-$anything is disallowed, unless the $anything is
technical.
I have a deep-rooted hatred for cute, cuddly kittens. I'm not too fond of little ducklings, either. Am
I banned, now?
This monastery is supposed to be friendly (if I
understood correctly), but how many of you think this
particular home node is friendly?
The monastery is supposed to be friendly, and if a
user gets out of line in his interactions with other
monks, there are provisions in place for
that. What people put on their homenode, however, is
pretty much up to them. The monastery neither approves,
nor disapproves of its content (not withstanding any
breaches of security or copyright law). If you don't
like the homenode, don't go there. It's that easy.
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