Changes to guidelines- question for the mods
Changes to guidelines- question for the mods
Business; the change is obvious but I'm struggling to see the need.
Profanity: what changes have been made here? I can't see the difference.
Can you explain?
Profanity: what changes have been made here? I can't see the difference.
Can you explain?
The new ruling about not advertising is not a negative response, but rather a pro-active one to raise awareness of and to encourage people to use the new business directory.
The only change to the ruling on the profanity filter is to remind posters that they should not be circumventing it and (this is the new bit) that posts will be edited when this occurs or removed if the poster persists.
The filter remains as it was; no new words have been added.
The only change to the ruling on the profanity filter is to remind posters that they should not be circumventing it and (this is the new bit) that posts will be edited when this occurs or removed if the poster persists.
The filter remains as it was; no new words have been added.
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...And is in fact not a new one. We had a similar guideline before but it was lost when the site was reset; we have simply put it back in.Marya wrote:The new ruling about not advertising is not a negative response, but rather a pro-active one
All I really need is love, but a little chocolate now and then doesn't hurt!
-Lucy Van Pelt (in Peanuts, by Charles M. Schulz)
-Lucy Van Pelt (in Peanuts, by Charles M. Schulz)
A simple rule of thumb is to think about what language you wouldn't use around kids...or even words you don't like hearing kids use. This is a community forum and children are part of our community...it's mostly common sense, apart from the odd word that the filter thinks is an attempt to swear when it might not be! 
All I really need is love, but a little chocolate now and then doesn't hurt!
-Lucy Van Pelt (in Peanuts, by Charles M. Schulz)
-Lucy Van Pelt (in Peanuts, by Charles M. Schulz)
Can you email me the list please?Bellybabe wrote:A simple rule of thumb is to think about what language you wouldn't use around kids...or even words you don't like hearing kids use. This is a community forum and children are part of our community...it's mostly common sense, apart from the odd word that the filter thinks is an attempt to swear when it might not be!
Marya, i distinctly recall that when I asked for the profanity filter to be removed as an experiment and POL contributours trusted to behave. You protested that you had neither time or inclination to police every post and edit unsuitable ones. How does that fit with the above statement?Marya wrote:The only change to the ruling on the profanity filter is to remind posters that they should not be circumventing it and (this is the new bit) that posts will be edited when this occurs or removed if the poster persists.
Can i ask if you have personally ever added any words to the filter and if so could you PM me the ones that you added? (same goes for both Bellybabe and Bob)Marya wrote:The filter remains as it was; no new words have been added.
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Skeely here is a list of the words the filter will disallow:Skeely wrote:Could you give us a list, so we know what not to use?Marya wrote:The filter remains as it was; no new words have been added.
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