Hello there
several times I tried to make a comment the Bad Word Detector tells me to chance my comments, even though I used no bad words at all!
e.g. when I am saying about the Vocaloid Song “Fukkireta”, the anime “Kurosh i tsuji” or… I actually wanted to make this comment

These tutorials are very old and I had no clue back then, you shouldn't rely on them. I used UTAU of course, but enveloped a very own voicebank type and created this voicebank on my own, so it's actually a bunch of work.
Also: Did you ever try to load a different voicebank? Because if you use a romaji (english letters) UST on Defoko, who only supports hiragana (japanese letters) CV, it won't work.

I understand that this website needs a bad word detector and I really appreciate this idea, but why does it keep on telling me I am saying bad words when I actually don't?

~ LSG

It's probably because the first four letters of Fukkireta could be a misspell of the f-bomb. Not sure about Kurosh i Tsusji though.

AmayaCreates wrote:

It's probably because the first four letters of Fukkireta could be a misspell of the f-bomb. Not sure about Kurosh i Tsusji though.

There's a bad word hidden in there, which I'd rather not point out xD

The censor is really over-protective, but it's so people can't conceal their swears. It does need to be smarter.

These are called false-positives.
And they are being deprecated.

firedrake969_test wrote:

It does need to be smarter.

it totally does.

I know that Scratch is being overly protective, but couldn't we just report inappropriate comments instead of not being able to write comments at all? ö.ö

Also: If I'd really like to insult people here (which is totally stupid but whatever) I could just add a lots of spaces, -'ses or whatever between the words

Thats happend when I was typing a project that I made reverced It said It was a bad word even though It wasn't.

Little_sweet_girl wrote:

Hello there
several times I tried to make a comment the Bad Word Detector tells me to chance my comments, even though I used no bad words at all!
e.g. when I am saying about the Vocaloid Song “Fukkireta”, the anime “Kurosh i tsuji” or… I actually wanted to make this comment

These tutorials are very old and I had no clue back then, you shouldn't rely on them. I used UTAU of course, but enveloped a very own voicebank type and created this voicebank on my own, so it's actually a bunch of work.
Also: Did you ever try to load a different voicebank? Because if you use a romaji (english letters) UST on Defoko, who only supports hiragana (japanese letters) CV, it won't work.

I understand that this website needs a bad word detector and I really appreciate this idea, but why does it keep on telling me I am saying bad words when I actually don't?

~ LSG

Yes…..I did that too with the Vocaloid song!

It's called the Scunthorpe problem: I found a similar thing once when I was typing ‘smash it’ in the project description. I can do it now, though. They used to block ‘skyscraper’, apparently!

It's called the Scunthorpe problem: I found a similar thing once when I was typing ‘smash it’ in the project description. I can do it now, though. They used to block ‘skyscraper’, apparently!

Ah, okay… I see! Well, I honestly hope it'll improved somehow ^^; but thanks for telling me!

firedrake969_test wrote:

AmayaCreates wrote:

It's probably because the first four letters of Fukkireta could be a misspell of the f-bomb. Not sure about Kurosh i Tsusji though.

There's a bad word hidden in there, which I'd rather not point out xD

The censor is really over-protective, but it's so people can't conceal their swears. It does need to be smarter.

I can see it The other word for droppings >.<

GyroscopeBill wrote:

It's called the Scunthorpe problem: I found a similar thing once when I was typing ‘smash it’ in the project description. I can do it now, though. They used to block ‘skyscraper’, apparently!

I know why its very bad swear word in there

Scratch has so many people who like volcaloids, which Is awesome.
Neru FTW.

We added “fukkireta” to the whitelist so the filter won't pick up on it anymore. However, “Kurosh i tsuji” can't be whitelisted as it's a phrase and not a single word.

Ah okay! Thank you very much (: You guys are amazing! ^___^

Note that the filter uses modifications of the bad word (here it is likely the f-bomb) and it picks it up. For example, if cat were a bad word, the words kat, c@ and ckat would also be banned.

Also: If I'd really like to insult people here (which is totally stupid but whatever) I could just add a lots of spaces, -'ses or whatever between the words

Unfortunately (or fortunately), no. The filter also works with other mess ups, like c a t, çat, ¢at and anything that looks like cat.

there actually was a bad word! I saw it! 120px-Taco_7

so if sheep were banned i coundlt say
sh33p
s h e e p
sleep
seep
s h 3 3 p
ShEeP

so if sheep were banned i coundlt say
sh33p
s h e e p
sleep
seep
s h 3 3 p
ShEeP

Exactly c:

but sometimes the bad word detector is just too overprotective.
like as you've seen… if sheep was a bad word, sleep would be blocked, too, which is certainly not a bad word ~

SuperNicky wrote:

GyroscopeBill wrote:

It's called the Scunthorpe problem: I found a similar thing once when I was typing ‘smash it’ in the project description. I can do it now, though. They used to block ‘skyscraper’, apparently!

I know why its very bad swear word in there

Remove the skys and er from skyscraper and you will see a VERY BAD WORD! :O
i studied very closely, then I saw it… :O

Little_sweet_girl wrote:

Hello there
several times I tried to make a comment the Bad Word Detector tells me to chance my comments, even though I used no bad words at all!
e.g. when I am saying about the Vocaloid Song “Fukkireta”, the anime “Kurosh i tsuji” or… I actually wanted to make this comment

These tutorials are very old and I had no clue back then, you shouldn't rely on them. I used UTAU of course, but enveloped a very own voicebank type and created this voicebank on my own, so it's actually a bunch of work.
Also: Did you ever try to load a different voicebank? Because if you use a romaji (english letters) UST on Defoko, who only supports hiragana (japanese letters) CV, it won't work.

I understand that this website needs a bad word detector and I really appreciate this idea, but why does it keep on telling me I am saying bad words when I actually don't?

~ LSG

in fukkireta, the first 4 letters look like the f word and in Kurosh i tsuji, the last 2 letters of Kurosh, the i, and the first letter of tsuji look like…um…well, the word theat starts with the first 2 letters of she and next is the 3rd vowel and ends with T