groggs wrote:

Stickmin3000remixer wrote:

no it would be more like

<(answer) is blacklisted?::sensing>

Well it was, before it got edited, the purpose of the edit is to avoid having the blacklisted words in the text fields, so no one reads them. I am just guessing

It was because trollers could use it to find what workarounds work without getting muted.

InfinityLoopGaming wrote:

groggs wrote:

Stickmin3000remixer wrote:

no it would be more like

<(answer) is blacklisted?::sensing>

Well it was, before it got edited, the purpose of the edit is to avoid having the blacklisted words in the text fields, so no one reads them. I am just guessing

It was because trollers could use it to find what workarounds work without getting muted.

I don't get it actually…

groggs wrote:

As long as you're just talking to an NPC, how would saying cuss words become harmful??
You aren't talking with any real person, so…It would make no sense

Did you read what I wrote tho? ^^^

Someone is definitely going to make an autohotkey script to automatically figure out workarounds to words blocked by the filter.

PkmnQ wrote:

Yeah, and if they did allow cloud chats after adding this, the same moderation issues would still occur since they can't moderate it if someone does something like that. I think people would try using it for that way more now too, and it would be difficult to take it all down
To the OP:
Aside from cloud chats, can you explain how would this be used in projects? I don't get why the project creator would really care if no else could see it at all, and maybe some random NPC.
And if you want to do something like this, you can just:

<<(translate (answer) to [Arabic v] ::pen) = []> and <not <(answer) = []>>>

groggs wrote:

InfinityLoopGaming wrote:

groggs wrote:

Stickmin3000remixer wrote:

no it would be more like

<(answer) is blacklisted?::sensing>

Well it was, before it got edited, the purpose of the edit is to avoid having the blacklisted words in the text fields, so no one reads them. I am just guessing

It was because trollers could use it to find what workarounds work without getting muted.

I don't get it actually…

groggs wrote:

As long as you're just talking to an NPC, how would saying cuss words become harmful??
You aren't talking with any real person, so…It would make no sense

Did you read what I wrote tho? ^^^

Just more of a feature that'd be cool.