Danish babies name

Do you know what???
a great information about Denmark is about their baby names. they are not allowed to give their babies name by their own self.
they have to asked their government about their babies name, and the citizen have to get an agreement from the government. the citizen must register their baby name to the local church.
Denmark’s very strict Law on Personal Names is in place to protect children from having odd names that suit their parents’ fancy. To do this, parents can choose from a list of only 7,000 pre-approved names, some for girls, some for boys. If you want to name your child something that isn’t on the list, you have to get special permission from your local church, and the name is then reviewed by governmental officials. Creative spellings of more common names are often rejected.
Rejected names: Anus, Pluto, and Monkey.
Approved names: Benji, Jiminico, Molli, and Fee.
so, do you like this rule???