Makes me think that if this list was still published it would have a sort of Father Ted effect[1] and act as a list of books you’d definitely want to read.
1. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Passion_of_Saint_Tibulus
The Wikipedia article on the Index note that a related list (the _Index Expurgatorius_, which was at the time published separately but later had its function incorporated within the _Index Librorum Prohibitum_, and listed books subject to similar restrictions as the main index but only conditionally pending correction of specified errors) was called out for something like that use -- in 1627.
Afterwards I couldn't really see what the fuss was about.
At the time I hoped he wasn't serious, sometimes it's hard to tell.
Well, it’s in the name already. The fact it’s not called “anti-harassment training” always makes me chuckle…