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Now this is an interesting idea.
It seems like a simple way to deal with George Carlin's 7 dirty words.
Turn the filter on by default. If people want to turn it off, let them
: )
David Koudys wrote:
> /filter off
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> or
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> /filter on
>
> whether you wanted to see the actual 'profane' words or not. I'm not asking
> LUGNET to implement this coding, but if 'the coders' just implemented a generic
> 'across the board' filter--turn whatever into #$#%#.
>
> Then there would be no obfuscating, no 'hiding behind the rulz' or even 'letter
> vs spirit' of the law--a standard database with naughty words such that, if
> posted, would result in #%##$.
>
> How tough could that be?
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