New Feature: Word Filters

[vespasian]

testing the filter for minor swears/body words: urine pee colon [censored]

[vespasian]

oh cool it works

[ㅤㅤㅤ]

the plural version of allot of the filtert words dont get filtert, for example the plural form of the n-word doesnt get filtert, unless u put ' befor the s

[pwsincd]

its an initial list that will over time get added to ... feel free to DM me lists that you feel need adding / removing.

[pwsincd]

but rather than 1 at a time , maybe create a list

[ㅤㅤㅤ]

@pwsincd could you make a post or smth to show what is already in the list?

[maximus prime]

is badass on the list?

[ㅤㅤㅤ]

@F0r3stcat1 u can check w/o commenting when u look at the preview before u comment

[maximus prime]

@poyo oh right cause i posted smth with badass in it

[pwsincd]

if its printed on the screen when you post its clearly not on the list

[R+]

This sum bull

[R+]

At least we got the emoji update tho

[ㅤㅤㅤ]

@Blxxdydemxn i think its good esp for mods/starter mods cuz its easier to moderate, also we cant check if u bypass the filter in dms, n i dont think anyone cares if u do that in there, so its nothing majorly bad n also doesnt impact anything in a bad way

[R+]

@poyo Why have it in dms tho? I get having it publicly but why private too?

[pwsincd]

@Blxxdydemxn the facility when applied is site wide.. not much can be done about that due to the nature of how it works...

[R+]

@pwsincd Ohh type shi

[A Former User]

This post is deleted!

[fatui]

would there be certain amount of warnings before something more serious happens, like a ban?

[pwsincd]

could u imagine a world where we all had to comply with america

[pwsincd]

@Xxxxxxxx Terms of Service/User Agreement: When users sign up for your forum, they typically agree to your terms of service or user agreement. This agreement often includes provisions about appropriate behavior, which can encompass language use. Users who violate these terms can be subject to consequences such as warnings, suspension, or banning.

Community Standards: Online forums often aim to foster a certain type of community atmosphere. This might include promoting respectful discourse and maintaining a welcoming environment for all users. Restricting foul language helps uphold these community standards and can prevent toxicity and conflict among users.

Legal Liability: While there's generally no legal obligation to police language on a forum, allowing persistent use of foul language could potentially expose you to legal risks. For example, if a user harasses or threatens others using foul language and you don't take action to address it, you might be seen as enabling harmful behavior.