On kernel mailing list behavior

"Group 'A' are those who think coarse language is fine. Group 'B' are those who think it is boorish. Why slice off the support of group 'B' when you don't have to, especially when there is nothing to be gained in return? "

Why slice off the support of the existing group 'A' when you don't have to ?
especially since group 'A' is what you have gained, and they seems to be doing a pretty good job at developing a very successful kernel.

This whole line of argument is predicated on the postulate that a puritan-hypocritical form of communication is 'better' and would be universally accepted.