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View Poll Results: Should profanity be allowed?
Yes 8 34.78%
No 2 8.70%
Only mild profanity allowed. 9 39.13%
You're such a twat. 4 17.39%
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Old 06-10-2008, 02:23 PM   #1
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I'll be the first to admit I have a potty mouth. I try to watch myself on the PF, though.

Should we allow people to swear here?
Only mild swear words?
Ban people for swearing?
See about getting a language filter?



Please list any and all swear words you can think of so I can be sure they get added to the filter.
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Old 06-10-2008, 02:27 PM   #2
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I think PG13 profanity(shit..damn..etc) is acceptable so long as it isn't directed at another member.
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I have no problem with profanity in general conversation. I don't think it should be allowed to be used to call others names though.
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love the poll choices hahah..
It does not bother me one bit
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So does "You're such a twat." count as "Yes" ?
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So does "You're such a twat." count as "Yes" ?
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I'm not offended at all by profanity and will admit that I swear far too much. I don't think many youngsters would view this forum regularly, but it a family forum, so inappropriate language can be an issue. I just hate censorship. Too bad, sometimes even adults can't behave. I say allow it, but agree with the others that it should not be used to insult others.
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I just use the emoticon...but don't have any problem with profanity as long as it's not out of control. Just don't direct it at someone in a mean way. Maybe let it be okay in the general chat area, but not in the parenting places.

Don't put on a filter!

Would the filter affect pm's too? That would really stink.
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Too bad, sometimes even adults can't behave.
Well Sirk is new, so let's just all cut her some slack.
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