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Started by MrFeng [191569] on in General Discussion.

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MrFeng [191569]
I see Torn flags changing for all kind, but not for muslim holiday. Where is flag for muslim holiday bayram? You Torn support lgbt but muslims not? Why?
Beerstein [1322136]
Probably just a lack of knowledge homie. Make a suggestion and include what it stands for, its history, how many celebrate it globally etc. to inform and maybe it'll happen.
Adrenalinas [1974447]
What Muslim holiday has to do with LGBT.
If you want to make an argument about religious holidays you should aim at christmas.
Also, an argument can be made why we don`t celebrate Hanuka too.
ChillySpunc [1905415]
bogie has said in the past that Torn will not celebrate religious events but people are welcome to make forum threads in support as they do during Ramadan. Personally, I have no issue with whatever people wish to celebrate.

And the reason we have Easter, Halloween and Christmas is not because they're religious but because for most people they're just a tradition and it enables Torn to create cool events.
P00CH [2170094]
Think this discussion has been had time and time again.. Every year, every time we have a flag change..
Herodotus [1670169]
Torn mark's Eid every year; with the amount of attention it gets, I think a logo would be appropriate. What that should best look like might be best for a suggestion thread?

I do like the idea of a "Here's a brief explanation of what this holiday is and means" thread, but writing that might be best left in the hands of an actual Muslim.

A competition for either might be just profane and disrespectful, but some form of crowdsourcing might be best.