On Wed, 9 Jun 1999, Tigran Aivazian wrote:
>
> I think, although it would be much desireable to avoid every possible
> profane word in the Kernel Source (because for every word, each of us will
> be asked to account for soon, and because the little ones read the
> Source for edification and not for corruption), what is far more important
If someone is intelligent enough to read kernel source code, then they
(should) be mature enough to handle the expressions contained therein. If
not, well, that's not Linus' (or anybody else's) problem.
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