When making a party finder, since it is not easy to report them ( and by the time a GM sees the offending PF it may be gone ) can we have an auto word filter?
Remove racial slurs, NSFW language, and other phrases not acceptable for a T for Teen game.
Counter point "Online interactions not rated by the ESRB"
Counter to that counter, there is a terms of service only three people read but everyone playing agreed to.
The Twitch chat filters out a lot of language, and while a wholly different system, it still keeps the chat clean when a mod is not able to control the spam. In this case, it could clean up the foul language presented via party finders and if someone is taking great pains to get past it, then sure. It's going to happen. But this is to filter out the worst of it.
I would also suggest this same feature for creating a character because no one should be able to make a character with the hard "R" N word as their forename.
Edit: The censor does not block excessive bad language from anything but the chat itself. It will not censor someone with the name C** Sl** it's been done
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Remove racial slurs, NSFW language, and other phrases not acceptable for a T for Teen game.
Counter point "Online interactions not rated by the ESRB"
Counter to that counter, there is a terms of service only three people read but everyone playing agreed to.
The Twitch chat filters out a lot of language, and while a wholly different system, it still keeps the chat clean when a mod is not able to control the spam. In this case, it could clean up the foul language presented via party finders and if someone is taking great pains to get past it, then sure. It's going to happen. But this is to filter out the worst of it.
I would also suggest this same feature for creating a character because no one should be able to make a character with the hard "R" N word as their forename.
Edit: The censor does not block excessive bad language from anything but the chat itself. It will not censor someone with the name C** Sl** it's been done
Continue reading...