lets say you try to comment something containing the word duck but you typo and you type a bad word instead, it should replace the bad word with duck so you don't get muted

ChillyBrake3269 wrote:

lets say you try to comment something containing the word duck but you typo and you type a bad word instead, it should replace the bad word with duck so you don't get muted

but there are many words that are of distance one away from a bad word. how does it detect the correct word of minimum distance away from typo

BringUpYourAlt wrote:

ChillyBrake3269 wrote:

lets say you try to comment something containing the word duck but you typo and you type a bad word instead, it should replace the bad word with duck so you don't get muted

but there are many words that are of distance one away from a bad word. how does it detect the correct word of minimum distance away from typo

artificial intelligence, or a system that matches words with another word

ChillyBrake3269 wrote:

artificial intelligence, or a system that matches words with another word

ai is too costly for the scratch team

ChillyBrake3269 wrote:

BringUpYourAlt wrote:

ChillyBrake3269 wrote:

lets say you try to comment something containing the word duck but you typo and you type a bad word instead, it should replace the bad word with duck so you don't get muted

but there are many words that are of distance one away from a bad word. how does it detect the correct word of minimum distance away from typo

artificial intelligence, or a system that matches words with another word

Is this basically autocorrect?

ThisIsTemp1 wrote:

ChillyBrake3269 wrote:

BringUpYourAlt wrote:

ChillyBrake3269 wrote:

lets say you try to comment something containing the word duck but you typo and you type a bad word instead, it should replace the bad word with duck so you don't get muted

but there are many words that are of distance one away from a bad word. how does it detect the correct word of minimum distance away from typo

artificial intelligence, or a system that matches words with another word

Is this basically autocorrect?

but swear words are not misspelled, so they are not neccesarily only close to one word. how will the thing know you meant to say duck instead of say buck or luck

BringUpYourAlt wrote:

ChillyBrake3269 wrote:

lets say you try to comment something containing the word duck but you typo and you type a bad word instead, it should replace the bad word with duck so you don't get muted

but there are many words that are of distance one away from a bad word. how does it detect the correct word of minimum distance away from typo

take a look at this https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/944903099/

skierx10 wrote:

BringUpYourAlt wrote:

ChillyBrake3269 wrote:

lets say you try to comment something containing the word duck but you typo and you type a bad word instead, it should replace the bad word with duck so you don't get muted

but there are many words that are of distance one away from a bad word. how does it detect the correct word of minimum distance away from typo

take a look at this https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/944903099/

that just censors them not fixes typos

skierx10 wrote:

(#7)

BringUpYourAlt wrote:

ChillyBrake3269 wrote:

lets say you try to comment something containing the word duck but you typo and you type a bad word instead, it should replace the bad word with duck so you don't get muted

but there are many words that are of distance one away from a bad word. how does it detect the correct word of minimum distance away from typo

take a look at this https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/944903099/

bro that censors 99% of the words I typed, when they weren't even bad lol

not-k7e wrote:

skierx10 wrote:

BringUpYourAlt wrote:

ChillyBrake3269 wrote:

lets say you try to comment something containing the word duck but you typo and you type a bad word instead, it should replace the bad word with duck so you don't get muted

but there are many words that are of distance one away from a bad word. how does it detect the correct word of minimum distance away from typo

take a look at this https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/944903099/

that just censors them not fixes typos

well I'm sorry but that is comming in the next update

scratchcode1_2_3 wrote:

skierx10 wrote:

(#7)

BringUpYourAlt wrote:

ChillyBrake3269 wrote:

lets say you try to comment something containing the word duck but you typo and you type a bad word instead, it should replace the bad word with duck so you don't get muted

but there are many words that are of distance one away from a bad word. how does it detect the correct word of minimum distance away from typo

take a look at this https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/944903099/

bro that censors 99% of the words I typed, when they weren't even bad lol

I made a library of safe words by hand containing 10K+ words this took me 5 months I will make a turbowarp version that will use an online library soon(another 5 months)

skierx10 wrote:

(#10)

not-k7e wrote:

skierx10 wrote:

BringUpYourAlt wrote:

ChillyBrake3269 wrote:

lets say you try to comment something containing the word duck but you typo and you type a bad word instead, it should replace the bad word with duck so you don't get muted

but there are many words that are of distance one away from a bad word. how does it detect the correct word of minimum distance away from typo

take a look at this https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/944903099/

that just censors them not fixes typos

well I'm sorry but that is comming in the next update

what, no its not

skierx10 wrote:

not-k7e wrote:

skierx10 wrote:

BringUpYourAlt wrote:

ChillyBrake3269 wrote:

lets say you try to comment something containing the word duck but you typo and you type a bad word instead, it should replace the bad word with duck so you don't get muted

but there are many words that are of distance one away from a bad word. how does it detect the correct word of minimum distance away from typo

take a look at this https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/944903099/

that just censors them not fixes typos

well I'm sorry but that is comming in the next update

and that update is comming very soon

skierx10 wrote:

skierx10 wrote:

not-k7e wrote:

skierx10 wrote:

BringUpYourAlt wrote:

ChillyBrake3269 wrote:

lets say you try to comment something containing the word duck but you typo and you type a bad word instead, it should replace the bad word with duck so you don't get muted

but there are many words that are of distance one away from a bad word. how does it detect the correct word of minimum distance away from typo

take a look at this https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/944903099/

that just censors them not fixes typos

well I'm sorry but that is comming in the next update

and that update is comming very soon

just got to fix downloading the usage library

skierx10 wrote:

BringUpYourAlt wrote:

ChillyBrake3269 wrote:

lets say you try to comment something containing the word duck but you typo and you type a bad word instead, it should replace the bad word with duck so you don't get muted

but there are many words that are of distance one away from a bad word. how does it detect the correct word of minimum distance away from typo

take a look at this https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/944903099/

no the problem i gave is unfixable

skierx10 wrote:

well I'm sorry but that is comming in the next update

You do not have authority to plan nor announce updates.
You or I do not know whether it is coming next update or if it is not; However, it’s safe to assume it will most likely not.

starlightsparker wrote:

You do not have authority to plan nor announce updates.
You or I do not know whether it is coming next update or if it is not; However, it’s safe to assume it will most likely not.

I think they're referring to an update to their project…

8to16 wrote:

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starlightsparker wrote:

You do not have authority to plan nor announce updates.
You or I do not know whether it is coming next update or if it is not; However, it’s safe to assume it will most likely not.

I think they're referring to an update to their project…

oh, but he's talking about adding his project to scratch..

what happens if someone actually meant the bad word? then we have effectively made a built-in bypass feature. Little timmy also might find out bad words. If “printer” (our example swear word) gets corrected to something else when most other words aren't, then won't he find out that word is a swear word?

ChillyBrake3269 wrote:

lets say you try to comment something containing the word duck but you typo and you type a bad word instead, it should replace the bad word with duck so you don't get muted

is it duck or is it luck or is it suck or is it tuck

a bot that scratch can afford probably can’t detect them