@Quokka Wait a moment. Is it the same tesseract that develops the OCR? Because I sometimes use that OCR for NVDA screen reader (non visual desktop access). If so, I'll take it off immediately! This kind of hardcoded deny list, is an abuse. Worse than the one I noticed 25 years ago on MSN messenger where you couldn't label yourself as "John Doe - webmaster of [project]" but then if you named yourself "I'm the drill for young asses" (said it less rude than it was), Msn messenger let you place that display name upfront.
Let me say that if you develop a software where you deliberately block pro-trans, pro-sustainability or topic you dev potentially dislike, your software shouldn't be distributed to the public.
No, different Tesseract!
@Quokka Sorry, and thanks for explanation. It's a serious situation anyways. This kind of devs shouldn't be accepted into open source community; maybe I'm too extremist
No you’re absolutely not. Allowing this in a community is tacit agreement with discriminatory attitudes against queer people.