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Hi.
The problem is not in Scratch, the language, but when writing comments on other people's projects or writing in “notes and contributors” or description of a project.
For the second time today I tried to write something in Norwegian, no bad words at all, and didn't get to post it because the checker found out it was possible that there was a bad word after all.

Could you at least let me know which of the words looks like it's bad, since I don't see any?

Thank you.

What were you attempting to type?

I also experienced this today while trying to post a link to a scratch project. I tried several times.

BKFighter wrote:

I also experienced this today while trying to post a link to a scratch project. I tried several times.

Same here.
My browser / operating system: MacOS Macintosh X 10.10.5, Safari 9.0.3, Flash 20.0 (release 0)

I also reloaded the page several times. If it matters, I tried in comments, in the instructions of my project, and in the notes and credits.

BKFighter wrote:

I also experienced this today while trying to post a link to a scratch project. I tried several times.

If the link contains a number between 1800 and 1899, the detector will assume it's a phone number.

What are you trying to type when the bad word detector is triggeredm

SuperMarioFan4 wrote:

BKFighter wrote:

I also experienced this today while trying to post a link to a scratch project. I tried several times.

If the link contains a number between 1800 and 1899, the detector will assume it's a phone number.

Oh

I was among other things attempting to write a Norwegian word for refactoring: refaktorering. So I used English instead.

majato wrote:

I was among other things attempting to write a Norwegian word for refactoring: refaktorering. So I used English instead.

I see where it thinks it's a bad word. Where the f and the k is, (and a) the detector thinks you are trying to type a bad word.

I just tried to type this: summen = n * (n+1) / 2. Didn't let me do that either. Go figure.

I just wish it would let me know which word seems like it's bad, so I don't have to wonder.
I speak three languages so it can get messy in my head.