If some people are saying things like : Fudge (insead of f***) and Bish (instead of b***) Like should they still get a warning? Or again if they put stars instead of the letters.
To be exact?
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You can't really ban "Fudge" cause sometimes you might be eating it on ice cream.
Unfortunately it would be hard to remove every substitute word with numbers and asterisks.
Unfortunately it would be hard to remove every substitute word with numbers and asterisks.
As for the words with stars in them that's a big no-no because they're avoiding the filter and swearing, so that could be a warning/mute depending on how many times they did it.
As for bish and fudge, the only thing we can do is to tell them to try not to use it, but if they're making it obvious they're trying to swear at somebody (i.e. fudge you/you bish) it could be considered as swearing and result in a warning/mute as well.
As for bish and fudge, the only thing we can do is to tell them to try not to use it, but if they're making it obvious they're trying to swear at somebody (i.e. fudge you/you bish) it could be considered as swearing and result in a warning/mute as well.
Okay thanks Outcastif someone actually was typing out fudge to replace an expletive i would be fine with it, as that is what i do when speaking to avoid swears (well i'd probably say fudgesticks or fudgeballs).
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