Science0 min ago
Is there any adult opinion allowed
on this site?
I've had two posts banned neither of which were in any way offensive to adults and neither have I been given any explanation as to what I posted was considered offensive.
Come on ab is this a childrens site?
I've had two posts banned neither of which were in any way offensive to adults and neither have I been given any explanation as to what I posted was considered offensive.
Come on ab is this a childrens site?
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Well, it's a bit hard for us to judge without seeing them, but the AB editing is often quite frustrating. For example, they seem to actively ignore posts in which people stick numbers in words to bypass the swearfilter (and sometimes do so for posts which are explicitly slanderous and derogatory on issues of race), and also have this word marked down as a swearword (which it quite blatantly isn't).
To be fair, they seem broadly to do a good job, though. If something gets deleted/edited, then that's usually a guarantee it's done something especially bad.
To be fair, they seem broadly to do a good job, though. If something gets deleted/edited, then that's usually a guarantee it's done something especially bad.
It's a Google link. Google doesn't like the word either. What does it rhyme with?
That's not why it's starred-out on google. Because I searched for it, the word appears in the URL, which is thus in the code I used to provide the link in my post. Because the word is starred-out by AB in the URL, what you're opening is a window that leads to a search for a starred-out word rather than the one I typed.
It rhymes with 'heckless' and means 'useless or incompetent'.
That's not why it's starred-out on google. Because I searched for it, the word appears in the URL, which is thus in the code I used to provide the link in my post. Because the word is starred-out by AB in the URL, what you're opening is a window that leads to a search for a starred-out word rather than the one I typed.
It rhymes with 'heckless' and means 'useless or incompetent'.
I'm not talking about using foul language people, I'm simply talking about being able to express an opinion without it being censored
AnswerBank is (shockingly) libertarian when it comes to allowing people to express views (as you can see by just looking around, and I'm not just talking about the average right-wing post here). Usually when they actually do something, it's warranted.
AnswerBank is (shockingly) libertarian when it comes to allowing people to express views (as you can see by just looking around, and I'm not just talking about the average right-wing post here). Usually when they actually do something, it's warranted.
Kromovaracun, I think the word f*ck is banned because Irish priests use it all the time as a variant on f*ck... er, if you see what I mean. So the system bans f*ckless too; and if I wanted to describe my hard-working and thrifty neighbour as f*ckful, that probably wouldn't get through either.
In fact I don't know whether any of this post will.
In fact I don't know whether any of this post will.
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