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Erm... am I the only one that's a little thrown off by the "mascot" in this project?

>>_euac+(OP)
I'm not fond of the joke right there but alas.

ps: I hope they have org-mode interop.

>>_euac+(OP)
Apparently it made it to the FAQ.

>>_euac+(OP)
Gay animals are a part of nature. There is nothing to be offended about.

>>_euac+(OP)
It's two turtles on top of each other, what's the problem?

>>_euac+(OP)
Probably.

>>agumon+l
It says so in the feature list so I guess they probably do.

>>mbrock+01
dammit I failed at simple search, it's indeed listed

>>_euac+(OP)
https://www.gnu.org/software/recutils/faq.html#whyturtles

>>_euac+(OP)
No I wasn't expecting turtles humping as soon as I landed on the page either.

>>_euac+(OP)
It's turtles all the way down! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turtles_all_the_way_down

>>_euac+(OP)
About the logo

Why is the logo depicting a pair of copulating turtles?

Ask ams@gnu.org.

What is the name of the turtles?

They are called Fred and George. And yes, they are both male.

>>_euac+(OP)
Yeah, this needs to be marked NSFW. ;)

But, yes, I too am a little thrown off by it.

>>dvfjsd+A
I'm not offended at all, just wasn't expecting it. If anything it made me chuckle, it was so out of place, heh.

>>_euac+(OP)
This reminds me that kame.net has a turtle as a logo, but as an incentive to upgrade, when accessed over IPv6, the turtle is animated. So just be grateful the recutils developers didn't have IPv6 when they were looking for inspiration.

>>anc84+I
A question in the [FAQ](https://www.gnu.org/software/recutils/faq.html#whyturtles):

> Why is the logo depicting a pair of copulating turtles?