Bug 72182 (haiku)

Anaconda flashes several rnotes/ images during setup of Beta (null).
Some relate to advertising for Red Hat Network and the up2date tool.
These are in the *technical* form of haiku which gives a syllable
limit of three lines with 5, 7, 5 syllables each.

However, that definition of haiku, the only definition most American
schoolchildren receive, is like saying that a Ferrari has two wheels
up front, two wheels in back, and a couple of chairs in the middle.
It does not address the art of haiku.

Lastly, I didn't look at the rnotes/ to see what other languages
may include these, but haiku is terribly difficult to translate
if you have any intention of sticking to mere syllable forms.

More information on haiku:

  http://members.aol.com/usdare2/kuisnt.htm
  http://www.ahapoetry.com/haidefjr.htm
  http://members.tripod.com/~Startag/LookHk.html

My suggestion and opinion:  don't draw comics to explain Red Hat
Network, and don't feign a fake and superficial cultural link to
unrelated traditions.  It doesn't come off as "fun" and "glib," it
comes off as shallow and disrespectful of those cultures.  If you
want to explain Red Hat Network, explain it clearly and directly.
Comics and random fortunes and haiku won't get the real value of
up2date into the minds of new Red Hat Linux users.