Gamla Stan
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We are all adults on here, can someone explain why we can't even say mild swear words like P I S S on here anymore?
The system in place here is just fine as it is.
Some of us have sensitivities regarding coarse language irrespective of the degree of "mildness" of it.
We are all adults on here, can someone explain why we can't even say mild swear words like P I S S on here anymore?
Pi$$ easy you say? :blink:It's pi*ss-easy to get your message across (and get around all the filters), GS.
Piss easy, yes.Pi$$ easy you say? :blink:
Any reason why, as an adult, people feel the need to swear on an internet forum about horse racing?
I just think it's unnecessary censorship. You can swear like a docker on Twitter, which is essentially your competitor nowadays and plenty of websites open to non members contain swearing. If I go and discuss racing in the pub with people, there will be swearing. This is no different.
A bit of swearing here and there never hurt anyone and occasionally it adds effect to a point IMO.
have you never had a conversation with me, Hamm or DO?..enough to make anyone swear i'd think
I just read your posts and start punching the fcuk out of my keyboard, I usually get through 8 a day
I hear racist jibes, jokes and plenty of other stuff in the pub that people would be up in arms about if they were posted on here
and it isnt exactly hard to get round the filter, as evidenced in this thread, and the avoidance rule has never been enforced.
Problem is where do you draw the line, a lot of people, especially women, hate the c word, do we allow it cos the lads say it down the pub? The filters there it gets bypassed every day, if someone complains I can edit the post within the rules, if not, it gets left.
I hear racist jibes, jokes and plenty of other stuff in the pub that people would be up in arms about if they were posted on here, there has to be a line, thats all.
How do you know everyone is an adult? Plus the boards are open to viewing for non members.
Any reason why, as an adult, people feel the need to swear on an internet forum about horse racing?
And I, of course, will second that. With respect GS, I think swearing is rather juvenile language, rather than "adult."
A few years ago I accused a few of the ladies on here of being hormonal and the response was fairly lively.
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