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 Examples of reactionary software include (examples from the site itself):
 
-- **[bash](bash.md)**: Possibly the most popular [Unix](unix.md) shell. In hardocore minimalist circles bash is still considered bloated and/or [harmful](harmful.dm) due to its extensions over standard [Posix](posix.md) shell, but indeed compared to mainstream software bash is pretty KISS.
+- **[bash](bash.md)**: Possibly the most popular [Unix](unix.md) shell. In hardocore minimalist circles bash is still considered bloated and/or [harmful](harmful.md) due to its extensions over standard [Posix](posix.md) shell, but indeed compared to mainstream software bash is pretty KISS.
 - **old versions of languages such as [Java](java.md) and [Python](python.md)**: TBH these are seriously [bloated](bloat.md) -- the older versions maybe not THAT much but still. Even if these language may appear minimal to the programmer (e.g. by syntax or concepts), they are necessarily extremely complicated on the inside (see [pseudominimalism](pseudominimalism.md)), even if just for their HUGE standard libraries.
 - **[Mercurial](mercurial.md)**: OK, here the guy just bashes and shits on [git](git.md) for being extremely bloated and unusable -- of course, git is a bit bloated, but definitely not more than Java or Python. Not sure Mercurial is really so much better. { I have literally never touched Mercurial so I don't know, I just know that Git is a bit complex but still usable (just commit, push and pull) AND it doesn't even matter that much as my project do not depend on git, git is basically just a way for me to put my code on the internet and sync in between my machines. If git stops existing I can literally just use FTP or something. ~drummyfish }
 - **[Luan](luan.md)**: Their own programming language. TODO: research it :)