Why KDE 4.0 have two "Zion" Color schemes ?

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Why KDE 4.0 have two "Zion" Color schemes ?
by KDE user since 2.1 on Saturday 02/Feb/2008, @05:04

in KDE 4.0 systemsettings - > appearance -> Colors

I see there are two color schemes with the name "Zion" - the other is reversed zion - so why this exact name is chosen ?

does this reflect the KDE support for Israel ?

if no , can we have a less provoking name please and keeping kde neutral ?

thanks .

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Re: Why KDE 4.0 have two "Zion" Color schemes ?
by Anon on Saturday 02/Feb/2008, @05:16

"does this reflect the KDE support for Israel ?"

No, it reflects the KDE support for lions and tigers:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zion_Wildlife_Gardens

I swear, the Dot KDE peanut-gallery parade's nitpicking becomes more and more ludicrous as time goes by.

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Re: Why KDE 4.0 have two "Zion" Color schemes ?
by odysseus on Sunday 03/Feb/2008, @07:37

I thought it was just named by a Matrix fan...

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