Discussion
Hugo a Gogo said:
MitchT said:
Swear filter seems to be a bit basic. It should be able to distinguish between a swear word in isolation and one appearing legitimately within a longer word, but doesn't.
it can, they do S
horpe because they think it's funny en unde
s ens esa uns de
ed ened uned de
ing ening uning It seems you may be wrong in the assumption you made
B'stard Child said:
Hugo a Gogo said:
MitchT said:
Swear filter seems to be a bit basic. It should be able to distinguish between a swear word in isolation and one appearing legitimately within a longer word, but doesn't.
it can, they do Shorpe because they think it's funny en unde
s ens esa uns de
ed ened uned de
ing ening uning It seems you may be wrong in the assumption you made
Hugo a Gogo said:
B'stard Child said:
Hugo a Gogo said:
MitchT said:
Swear filter seems to be a bit basic. It should be able to distinguish between a swear word in isolation and one appearing legitimately within a longer word, but doesn't.
it can, they do Shorpe because they think it's funny en unde
s ens esa uns de
ed ened uned de
ing ening uning It seems you may be wrong in the assumption you made
B'stard Child said:
Hugo a Gogo said:
B'stard Child said:
Hugo a Gogo said:
MitchT said:
Swear filter seems to be a bit basic. It should be able to distinguish between a swear word in isolation and one appearing legitimately within a longer word, but doesn't.
it can, they do Shorpe because they think it's funny en unde
s ens esa uns de
ed ened uned de
ing ening uning It seems you may be wrong in the assumption you made
Hugo a Gogo said:
B'stard Child said:
Hugo a Gogo said:
B'stard Child said:
Hugo a Gogo said:
MitchT said:
Swear filter seems to be a bit basic. It should be able to distinguish between a swear word in isolation and one appearing legitimately within a longer word, but doesn't.
it can, they do Shorpe because they think it's funny en unde
s ens esa uns de
ed ened uned de
ing ening uning It seems you may be wrong in the assumption you made
My point which still appears lost on you is it's not selectively chossing S
horpe for sts and giggles - it'll do it to any word with in it Hugo a Gogo said:
My point, which appears lost on you, is that it is incredibly simple to 'whitelist' words, and yet perhaps the most famous example (as in The Shorpe Problem) hasn't been whitelisted
This is PH - you sure you aren't lost???horpe Problem) hasn't been whitelistedThe idea is we argue for at least 3 days pointlessly before eventually agreeing to disagree................
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