>> Removing the package from future releases will not remove it from users >> systems, and people who want to install it still have plenty of easy ways to >> do >> so. I understand your point of view but maybe there are better battles to >> fight for. > > I do not think this analogy is correct. > Just the existence of the package is IMHO not a problem - you (or > better: your sysadmin) has to decide to install it. why is this a > problem, when we have the package - as other thousand packages too - > and let the admin decide wether he wants to install it?
It's problematic because Debian would be providing its huge platform to offensive/harmful content. -- Alex # No gods, no masters. # 47A5 9C45 FA69 E651 25ED 0B98 9891 FC5D 3C3C 4426
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