So I Was Just For Fun, Writing The Usernames Of My Followers In A Studio, And Suddenly, A Red Warning Comes Up And Ambushes Me Saying “Hmm… The Bad Word Detector Thinks That There Is A Problem With Your Text. Please Change It And Remember To Be Respectful” When I Didn't Do A Thing! I Was Erasing Multiple Usernames From The List And Didn't Know The Correct One To Remove! I Want It To Make It So It Will Explain What Bad Word you Used, In case You Were Typing In Random Stuff And A Bad Word Turned Out To Have Been Typed, Or If It Malfunctions It Can Just Tell You What To Remove.

Support!

I support!

(user id ::sensing)

Support, although I think it's been suggested before.

Support, once I supposedly had a bad word in my project instructions, so I had to delete everything.

next time could you not capitalize every word

France laughs [honhonhonhonhonhon] ::looks

Support, this probably has been suggested before though.

Doodle-cats wrote:

Support, once I supposedly had a bad word in my project instructions, so I had to delete everything.

next time could you not capitalize every word

here.

Support!

I think it should highlight the word instead of type it out. It would be more unassuming, considering an official GUI with sensitive words in it would be… Well, sensitive.

JoeyTheChicken wrote:

I think it should highlight the word instead of type it out. It would be more unassuming, considering an official GUI with sensitive words in it would be… Well, sensitive.

So Are You Supporting Or Not?

picklehazard wrote:

JoeyTheChicken wrote:

I think it should highlight the word instead of type it out. It would be more unassuming, considering an official GUI with sensitive words in it would be… Well, sensitive.

So Are You Supporting Or Not?

Support for highlighting ;D

Support! This can be useful for letting people know if this is a bad word!

JoeyTheChicken wrote:

I think it should highlight the word instead of type it out. It would be more unassuming, considering an official GUI with sensitive words in it would be… Well, sensitive.

Support for this idea, even though I've never been alerted.

JoeyTheChicken wrote:

picklehazard wrote:

JoeyTheChicken wrote:

I think it should highlight the word instead of type it out. It would be more unassuming, considering an official GUI with sensitive words in it would be… Well, sensitive.

So Are You Supporting Or Not?

Support for highlighting ;D

I'm not sure how to highlight a single word in a textarea, but the devs could probably figure it out

ChocolatePi wrote:

JoeyTheChicken wrote:

picklehazard wrote:

JoeyTheChicken wrote:

I think it should highlight the word instead of type it out. It would be more unassuming, considering an official GUI with sensitive words in it would be… Well, sensitive.

So Are You Supporting Or Not?

Support for highlighting ;D

I'm not sure how to highlight a single word in a textarea, but the devs could probably figure it out

I was wondering myself. Maybe there isn't much of a way?

Is this really a good idea? Imagine, for example, that “burg” was a bad word:

I like burgers!

There's a problem with your comment - it contains the word “burg” which is on the blacklist.

or:

I like burgers!

Isn't it a bad idea to tell kids what words are bad words? Some people might then ask their parents what words mean (*shudder*) or something else…

I also don't know if Scratch would be considered a “safe” site if it sometimes explicitly mentioned bad words to its users.

If someone can explain to me how this wouldn't pose an issue, that would be much appreciated.

TheMonsterOfTheDeep wrote:

Is this really a good idea? Imagine, for example, that “burg” was a bad word:

I like burgers!

There's a problem with your comment - it contains the word “burg” which is on the blacklist.

or:

I like burgers!

Isn't it a bad idea to tell kids what words are bad words? Some people might then ask their parents what words mean (*shudder*) or something else…

I also don't know if Scratch would be considered a “safe” site if it sometimes explicitly mentioned bad words to its users.

If someone can explain to me how this wouldn't pose an issue, that would be much appreciated.

"There's a problem with your comment - the word(s) burgers didn't seem safe for Scratch."

TheMonsterOfTheDeep wrote:

Is this really a good idea? Imagine, for example, that “burg” was a bad word:

I like burgers!

There's a problem with your comment - it contains the word “burg” which is on the blacklist.

or:

I like burgers!

Isn't it a bad idea to tell kids what words are bad words? Some people might then ask their parents what words mean (*shudder*) or something else…

I also don't know if Scratch would be considered a “safe” site if it sometimes explicitly mentioned bad words to its users.

If someone can explain to me how this wouldn't pose an issue, that would be much appreciated.

agree! i wont want bad words on scratch. support for above though.

Support.

JoeyTheChicken wrote:

I think it should highlight the word instead of type it out. It would be more unassuming, considering an official GUI with sensitive words in it would be… Well, sensitive.

Semi Support. What Good Does The Bad Word Detector Do If…. uggggh………………..

Semi support. What good does the bad word detector do if you don't know what was detected? But then again, what would the outcome look like? Displaying bad words probably aren't a good idea.

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