Words that should be added to the word censoring filter.

[DarkNacht]

Frak, Frakked, and Frakking are just replacement words for *****, *****, and *****. We all know what they really mean so they should be added to the word censoring filter.

[Hose]

And whats with "Gobble Gobble"?

[Suffragium]

What the frak, kid. I don't give a heck about your darn frakking words.

[TotalyMeow]

You could also replace the word ***** with 'cheesecake'. I have to put real swear words in the filter. I have to make reasonable decisions when it comes to trying to avoid the filter by putting * in the word or some such, but I also have to draw the line at some point.

So, no.

[DarkNacht]

You could also replace the word ***** with 'cheesecake'. I have to put real swear words in the filter. I have to make reasonable decisions when it comes to trying to avoid the filter by putting * in the word or some such, but I also have to draw the line at some point.

So, no.

So using common swear substitutions to circumvent the filter is acceptable and will not result in moderator action as long as its not replacing a letter with a symbol?

[Orcling]

So using common swear substitutions to circumvent the filter is acceptable and will not result in moderator action as long as its not replacing a letter with a symbol?

Frakked isn't a common swear substitute at all.

[DarkNacht]

So using common swear substitutions to circumvent the filter is acceptable and will not result in moderator action as long as its not replacing a letter with a symbol?

Frakked isn't a common swear substitute at all.

I know lots of people that use it.

[Thor]

Frak it, it seems it's just not going to happen.

[RonPaulFTW]

So using common swear substitutions to circumvent the filter is acceptable and will not result in moderator action as long as its not replacing a letter with a symbol?

Frakked isn't a common swear substitute at all.

Yes it is. It's quite commonly used on TV shows to avoid the profanity rules there (at least on all the syfy ones).

[Dallane]

So using common swear substitutions to circumvent the filter is acceptable and will not result in moderator action as long as its not replacing a letter with a symbol?

Frakked isn't a common swear substitute at all.

Yes it is. It's quite commonly used on TV shows to avoid the profanity rules there (at least on all the syfy ones).

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