Sony announcing issues with it's PS3 "LittleBigPlanet" game

[Nicholas Steel]

you do know that t is more of a cross then T, right? since t does have to lines that cross where as T has one balance on top of the other...

[Modus Ponens]

Yes, but he said "the letter T," not "the glyph 'T'." The letter T can be written with the majuscule glyph 'T' or the minuscule glyph 't'. If this offensive glyph 't' is even associated with its capital version 'T', then perhaps the letter should be eschewed in any variant, to preserve poor MottZilla's delicate sensibilities.

[MottZilla]

you do know that t is more of a cross then T, right? since t does have to lines that cross where as T has one balance on top of the other...

People were generally crusified on something looking like a T, but when them on it you could say it looks like a t, and also the christian cross looks like a lowercase t. So to appease this crazy notion you're going to have to recall the letter T.

I mean if we are going to give into any complaints we might as well make our own retarded demands.

[Modus Ponens]

Besides which, this font of Verdana renders lowercase t's with curly bottoms, so they look even less like the familiar Christian †.

[Prrkitty]

It means nobody realized it was going to be a problem. Quite possibly, none of the testers realized that the phrases in question were from the Quran.

Ok... fair enough. I have never seen nor read the Quran so I wouldn't know. It's kind of funny that the person making/singing the "offending" song was Muslim... and he apparently wasn't offended.

I wonder what his intentions were? Off the top of my head: 1) trying to meld the game and the religion - thru music?, 2) trying to make fun of his religion?

Has anyone seen anything being said by the guy that made the song for the game?