Can FT switch off the profanity blocker for a particular word in a particular forum?
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And all this time I thought that when people used ! in the middle of a Japanese word it was because of some other sound that wasn't well represented in transliterations.
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Maybe giving a list of the words or word fragments that can cause problems when they pop up in the Japan Forum can help give our tech people a better handle on how to address the problem?
For example, I believe the most problems come from the use of the following two word fragments:
"-sh!ta" or "sh!ta-"(a word fragment meaning "below" or "under" and commonly used in place names) and "-sh!te" (a verb form often used with requests)
Finding a technical solution to allow for the use of the "four-letter S" word in just these two items would be a good start.
For example, I believe the most problems come from the use of the following two word fragments:
"-sh!ta" or "sh!ta-"(a word fragment meaning "below" or "under" and commonly used in place names) and "-sh!te" (a verb form often used with requests)
Finding a technical solution to allow for the use of the "four-letter S" word in just these two items would be a good start.
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There isn't a way built into the system to remove the censorship controls for a particular forum, but I have made a slight adjustment to the censored list that should resolve this issue. Give it a try and let me know if it works/doesn't work.
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Sweet! Now we can talk about the quality of the olives and pickles at Kibbutz Beit Hashita in Israel as well!







