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For goodness sake ...

these are precisely the issues we are in the middle of discussing right now.

Could everyone please stop trying to pick holes in a policy that has not even been written yet. All we're asking you to do is not post links while we reach a decision!

Re: Should they be published in the UK?
 

From the link above:
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As are we, and we're offering our point of view on the issue.

I was not criticising an as yet undecided policy. Merely pointing out that whether a link links directly or indirectly makes no difference.

Supplying the appropriate Google keywords and then indicating which result is relevent is just the same as posting either the Google link to the results page or even simply to post the link to the target website.

To even debate that issue is being overly sensitive about the issue - debating whether to publish the cartoons themselves would be a completely different matter.
Considering the nature of CF, I would soon decide that is probably not appropriate.

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The BBC have a short article that explains it pretty well here.

Interestingly, from that:
Which makes me wonder why we haven't heard an outcry from them before...

Re: Should they be published in the UK?
 

I will tell you one thing, whatever god it is they worship, he dosent like his pilgrims.

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It seems quite clear to me that Islam faith and many muslim have proven themselves to be very childish, immature. Unable to handle this trivial issue in an adult manner. No they'd rather surround the EU in Gaza with gunmen and storm embassys.

What Islam has to understand is that Islamic tradition may well ban depictions of the Prophet or Allah. But the whole world is not Islamic and other parts of the world are free to print or say what they like as long as, in this country anyway, they are not inciting racial or religious hatred.

Which these cartoons are not.

You didn't get any of this over the "Divinci Code" some would say that was even more blasphemous that any of this.

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Didn't a nun turn up at the filming and ask the director to stop making it?

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Yes, I think one did. But from memory she wasn't packing.

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:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Don't get me wrong the book was frowned upon, but nothing like this kind of scale.

I think they just need to get over it and move on.

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:rofl:

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Re: Should they be published in the UK?
 

You mean the ferry sinking.

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It's not 'easy' at all - and as Chris T has said a few times in this thread, the team will let you know what our collective position is on this.

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surely it's just a bunch of extremists who are reacting in a violent way? the majority of the rest are or could be offended but will show their displeasure peacefully.

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As both Google and Wikipedia both provide very easy means to view these images, I don't see what all the fuss is about.

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Amongst other disasters.. But it think the ferry thing didnt contain any pilgrims.

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(from the link posted by SWW)