On Mar 27, 2006, at 10:04 PM, Karl A. Krueger wrote:
PERS.2 == "Marking my work for
censorship is picking a
fight."
How bizzarre.
Not really. How would you like it if someone went around to _your_
contributions and marked them up in ways you found insulting and
derogatory? That would be a bad thing, and nobody should do it. It
would be disrespectful of you as a contributor, and it would also be a
violation of Wikipedia policy.
If I wrote an article that had bare breasts, I wouldn't be in the
least offended if someone tagged it as "has bare breasts".
We need to keep [[Britannia]] in mind where it says, "Early portraits of
the goddess depict Britannia as a beautiful young woman, wearing the
helmet of a Centurion <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centurion>, and
wrapped in a white toga with her right breast exposed."
IIRC Britannica had an arrangement of the trident and shield in its
logos before it adopted a thistle with which to nourish goats.
Who could complain about a goddess with her bare Britannicas ready to
nourish a nation?
Ec