Is there a list of banned words anywhere?

I dont want to offend anyone, but occaisionally when quoting others directly there are words which this website doesn't like. Using astericks doesn't seem get round the problem.

Is there a list of banned words?

Originally posted by invigorate
I dont want to offend anyone, but occaisionally when quoting others directly there are words which this website doesn't like. Using astericks doesn't seem get round the problem.

Is there a list of banned words?

You can certainly not use the words like ****, ****, nor ****.

Originally posted by FabianFnas
You can certainly not use the words like ****, ****, nor ****.

Having tried for the last 20 minutes to be amusing and give you a list of alternative abusive and swearwords, it seems the list is extensive.
So I can't help, and am probably about to be banned anyway 🙂

Better make a list with words that are allowed then.

- then
- better
- make
- a
- list
- with
- words
- that
- are
- allowed

Originally posted by Aiko
Better make a list with words that are allowed then.

- then
- better
- make
- a
- list
- with
- words
- that
- are
- allowed

not sure about the -a. It's a bit short for my taste!

Originally posted by invigorate
I dont want to offend anyone, but occaisionally when quoting others directly there are words which this website doesn't like. Using astericks doesn't seem get round the problem.

Is there a list of banned words?

I don't know why people have such trouble figuring out what they should or should not say in the forums.

Also, if you can't say the word, don't throw the * around... find a different word. The reason Russ doesn't want to see the words in the forum is because he doesn't want to... don't spell things wrong to get around the rule.

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
I don't know why people have such trouble figuring out what they should or should not say in the forums.

Also, if you can't say the word, don't throw the * around... find a different word. The reason Russ doesn't want to see the words in the forum is because he doesn't want to... don't spell things wrong to get around the rule.

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My language will always steer clear of swear words. However when choosing a quote - said/written by someone else it is better to be accurate rather than mis-quote.

Originally posted by invigorate
My language will always steer clear of swear words. However when choosing a quote - said/written by someone else it is better to be accurate rather than mis-quote.

If they swore, don't quote them here. Chris Rock and Mark Twain are not given any posting privileges over RHP members.

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There was a thread somewhere -

Originally posted by Russ
Forum moderation
1) Obfuscating swear words is no better than posting the word in its true form.