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As FoxtrotUniform pointed out, this discussion is definitively healthy for the Monastery. I would like to add that it's healthy for any community.

I dislike the image you're referring to, and I dislike the messages on the home node you're referring to as well. But I think that someone that is very comitted to Christianity may be offended by other statements on this site. I understand your point of view to "draw the line" somewhere. The problem is just to define, even on a case by case basis, where to draw it.

Maybe some kind of consideration with voting on home nodes would make sense?


Everything went worng, just as foreseen.


In reply to Re: Re: Re: Friendly home node by Biker
in thread Friendly home node by Juerd

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