Banned Words In The Forums

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Hi I received this message when I tried to use the word S U N, in its natural context

“Your post contains a word that’s not allowed: s u n”

Is that meant to be or?

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Dirty fucking rag. Definitely correct, unless you’re talking about the massive star that warms our earth…

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Oh…

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Yeah, refer to it as the massive star :wink:

Assuming the tech can’t differentiate between the context being used…

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yeah just thought it strange…so trying to get some context, maybe it will be good to put a list of banned words that are input into the system? I was almost at a loss trying to find a replacement for that word just now haha!

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The massive star that warms us is also Sol, Solis, Sonne, Soleil etc. Using other languages’ words for something is an alternative, ne c’est pas?

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Oooh… can we swear at each other in foreign too? :thinking:

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我不知道， 我不知道， 我不知道

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Decent/best referee should also be banned.

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‘A play’ for an attack, passage of play or move.
‘Offense’ for attack
‘Offensive’ for attacking
Words in quotes should be banned.

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With a special fried rice, please.

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If the words are banned how can someone list them without getting banned? :crazy_face:
It’s a bit like saying Jehovah…

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At the moment, its our only banned word. Its good to know it works :wink:

Its banned given deep-rooted anger associated with the aftermath of Hillsborough. To this day you would struggle to even be able to buy that paper in Merseyside.

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yeah but I was using it in the context of the natural setting…but I have absolutely no issues banning that word at all how absolute shite that publication is…was just surprised…

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And some General Tso chicken?

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Is this a Falaraki/Crete/Shagaluf holiday regret?

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Can we have a system where everytime someone types Jordan Pickford, it automatically replaces it with Absolute Trash?

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in little fontsize…

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Seems more like one of @SBYM Thai holiday mistakes :rofl:

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Profanity filters don’t do context. :astonished:

Many moons ago Microsoft tried introduced a profanity filter in Outlook Express. It had to be dropped when they realised that users in Scunthorpe could neither send nor receive emails. :crazy_face:

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