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OhDear: CUK Forum reaches new lows with a new smilie
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Please up your game SB. Using the same insult continuously makes you look like..well..Sasguru!What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions! -
That bad huh?Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostPlease up your game SB. Using the same insult continuously makes you look like..well..Sasguru!

How about..........Cretinous drooling gurning Village Idiot?
Better??
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Before we put the new forum in place the rules of the forum were no swearing, be nice to each other etc. That didn't fit with the way this place was so the rules were relaxed but this led to someOriginally posted by milanbenes View PostI just voted to keep said smiley, why bother even thinking about removing it or any others, it was clear before Scotspine left, but now it's really clear where this place is going
c u n t s
if you beat 'em join 'em eh
c u n t s
can we have a smiley for this one too please, maybe one of the membership could make a smiley for c u n t
ta,
Milan.of the more retardedposters complaining about not knowing where boundaries were. So when the new forum was sorted we introduced new rules. In General, LR and Social you can say pretty much what you want but with the proviso that if you go over the top you may get a warning, continue and get an infraction etc.
The swear filter was introduced when we moved the forum from EZBoard to VB, VB had much better controls for removing offensive words and I used that to star out quite a few words, most variations of f u c k and all the c words plus a few racial slurs.
Then I found the string replacement system as well and this was where changing s h i t to tulip came in. There were quite a few others like cock being replaced by noddy but RichardCranium was far too good at pointing out the shortfalls in this system, a male chicken is not a noddyerel etc. There were quite a few others, daffodil was the replacement for the c word I think, would have to hook out some backups to check. Anyway, when the new forum was put up and the rules were relaxed the only filter I put back in at this level was tulip. Not because it was a particularly bad word but on here tulip had become s h i t and it still amused me in a silly way.
As for milan's use of the c word, well I do think that is a step too far and I am more than comfortable with that one still being starred out. You 'orrible little ****. (Just checking it still works as intended...)
And as for w anker, well I did not consider that we don't say w anker on here as it is one of the main censorship words that was banned when we first moved to VB. This was replaced by winker on the string replacement but was wiped with the new forum so saying ****** should result in it being starred out.
milan - as a bit of a part times I am not sure if you were here when MF led an invasion on MumsNet? The cursed more than any bunch of contractors I have ever known and mocked the posters on here's inability to say even the most mediocre swear words. So this and the want to allow you to curse if you want to led to the relaxation of the rules in this part of the forum. I have explained why a few words get either starred out or replaced and I can see how the winker smilie brings the use of swear words on here into question again. The above should answer most of it.
While the winker smilie is on here (for now at least) and the swearing has been relaxed we do not expect to see this short of tulip in the business forums. Personally I don't think allowing swearing or having a winker smilie makes it easier to abuse others or will lead to less creative ways of winding others up. It is just another tool in the arsenal.
As usual I have rambled so as a reward for those of you who could be bothered to read all of this I have put in a new string replacement that will allow you say shit: type : tulip : without the spaces. Enjoy
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That works. What about foreign swear words like my umthondo is bigger than your tubura you mushi gesicht (not really...Originally posted by administrator View Postarse nal
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Well thats just shit:. You cockdocker!Originally posted by administrator View PostBefore we put the new forum in place the rules of the forum were no swearing, be nice to each other etc. That didn't fit with the way this place was so the rules were relaxed but this led to someof the more retardedposters complaining about not knowing where boundaries were. So when the new forum was sorted we introduced new rules. In General, LR and Social you can say pretty much what you want but with the proviso that if you go over the top you may get a warning, continue and get an infraction etc.
The swear filter was introduced when we moved the forum from EZBoard to VB, VB had much better controls for removing offensive words and I used that to star out quite a few words, most variations of f u c k and all the c words plus a few racial slurs.
Then I found the string replacement system as well and this was where changing s h i t to tulip came in. There were quite a few others like cock being replaced by noddy but RichardCranium was far too good at pointing out the shortfalls in this system, a male chicken is not a noddyerel etc. There were quite a few others, daffodil was the replacement for the c word I think, would have to hook out some backups to check. Anyway, when the new forum was put up and the rules were relaxed the only filter I put back in at this level was tulip. Not because it was a particularly bad word but on here tulip had become s h i t and it still amused me in a silly way.
As for milan's use of the c word, well I do think that is a step too far and I am more than comfortable with that one still being starred out. You 'orrible little ****. (Just checking it still works as intended...)
And as for w anker, well I did not consider that we don't say w anker on here as it is one of the main censorship words that was banned when we first moved to VB. This was replaced by winker on the string replacement but was wiped with the new forum so saying ****** should result in it being starred out.
milan - as a bit of a part times I am not sure if you were here when MF led an invasion on MumsNet? The cursed more than any bunch of contractors I have ever known and mocked the posters on here's inability to say even the most mediocre swear words. So this and the want to allow you to curse if you want to led to the relaxation of the rules in this part of the forum. I have explained why a few words get either starred out or replaced and I can see how the winker smilie brings the use of swear words on here into question again. The above should answer most of it.
While the winker smilie is on here (for now at least) and the swearing has been relaxed we do not expect to see this short of tulip in the business forums. Personally I don't think allowing swearing or having a winker smilie makes it easier to abuse others or will lead to less creative ways of winding others up. It is just another tool in the arsenal.
As usual I have rambled so as a reward for those of you who could be bothered to read all of this I have put in a new string replacement that will allow you say tulip type : tulip : without the spaces. Enjoy
What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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You mean like Cojones???? perhaps we could have a pair of cojones as a smilie ......Originally posted by darmstadt View PostThat works. What about foreign swear words like my umthondo is bigger than your tubura you mushi gesicht (not really...
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Anyway. It's kahoonas! And you lack them.Originally posted by ItsQuickerAntiClockwise View PostYou mean like Cojones???? perhaps we could have a pair of cojones as a smilie ......What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Personally I think either swearing should be allowed, or banned. If a word is banned, deliberately evading detection is pretty clearly against the rules and should be clamped down on... of course it needs more admin time but the message would quickly get out. Adding spaces and so on doesn't make words any less offensive and makes a mockery of any rules.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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If you're happy making 'insults' that the person you're insulting doesn't find insulting, then carry on. But your usual 'wit' is definitely missing since the end of last week.Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostTo you, obviously. Clear evidence that I am on the right track.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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How generous! SB hasn't said anything humorous since Jan 2006.Originally posted by d000hg View PostIf you're happy making 'insults' that the person you're insulting doesn't find insulting, then carry on. But your usual 'wit' is definitely missing since the end of last week.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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