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- SpyCoderX
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
automatic swear word replacer
There’s a reason the current system exists. There aren’t issues with it besides a few false positives. “Don’t fix what isn’t broken”
- ChillyBrake3269
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Scratcher
100+ posts
automatic swear word replacer
easy fix, when the bot can detect both words, add a popup that asks what word the commenter actually meantlets 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 mutedis 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
- SpyCoderX
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
automatic swear word replacer
That would highlight the bad word though, which would teach users the bad words.easy fix, when the bot can detect both words, add a popup that asks what word the commenter actually meantlets 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 mutedis 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
- MagicCoder330
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
automatic swear word replacer
what happens if someone actually meant the bad word? then we have effectively made a built-in bypass feature. how would we fix this?