I just find all those "profanity filter" so ridiculous. They never know the difference between "oh, f***" and "f*** you". Actually I don't know why, but it makes me so mad to read that stupid, pseudo-authoritarian "watch your language". Oooh, I'm so sorry, I won't do it again.
Edit: 'oh, f...' not 'of, f...' :D
Besides, I still don't get why people fear that kids might be disturbed by reading the occasional f-word on screen, but see no problem with said kids playing ego shooters with blood and gibs flying around.
And something else: trust me, aforementioned kids most likely know exactly what f*** stands for. It's reminds me of age-gates - they do an excellent job at attracting exactly the age groups who shouldn't see whatever is behind it.
Back on topic: if someone insults others or curses all the time, just kick them, or better yet, /ignore <cn>. There, problem solved.
Oh, and something completely unrelated: why the heck is "nazis ftl" (as well as "nazis ftw") explicitly mentioned to be blocked? Although, if you consider freedom of opinion, it makes sense to block none - or, as here, both.
Edit: 'oh, f...' not 'of, f...' :D
Besides, I still don't get why people fear that kids might be disturbed by reading the occasional f-word on screen, but see no problem with said kids playing ego shooters with blood and gibs flying around.
And something else: trust me, aforementioned kids most likely know exactly what f*** stands for. It's reminds me of age-gates - they do an excellent job at attracting exactly the age groups who shouldn't see whatever is behind it.
Back on topic: if someone insults others or curses all the time, just kick them, or better yet, /ignore <cn>. There, problem solved.
Oh, and something completely unrelated: why the heck is "nazis ftl" (as well as "nazis ftw") explicitly mentioned to be blocked? Although, if you consider freedom of opinion, it makes sense to block none - or, as here, both.