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LittleGreyCat

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#76177 29-Jan-2011 19:38
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Can't seem to post to Off Topic!

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LittleGreyCat

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  #432657 29-Jan-2011 19:39
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O.K. - so that worked.

Is there a filter for 'rude' words by any chance?



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  #432659 29-Jan-2011 19:46
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Yes...




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  #432661 29-Jan-2011 19:47
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Depends on your definition of rude. Bear in mind it's a family show here...



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#433492 1-Feb-2011 01:43
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I couldn't post for months... so that's what was happening... Laughing




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  #433846 1-Feb-2011 18:44
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In the UK the usual test for a good obscenity filter is if it will pass the names of two towns, Pen1stone and Skunthorpe.

I have had emails blocked for using both these names.

People who wish to offend (or don't, but need to include a word which has been filtered) just slightly mis-spell rude words.

Anyway, nice to know what was stopping me posting.

I note that Geekzone fails this UK-centric test ;-)

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