I personally don't think there should be a limit to the number of term filters you should be able to apply to /shout chat. They certainly shouldn't be case-sensitive.
I don't want to see advertisements for in-game venues, nor VENUES, Venues, venue, VENUE, Venue, bingo, BINGO, Bingo, gamba, GAMBA, Gamba, AMBA, amba, AMB, deathroll, DEATHROLL, Deathroll, deathrolls, DEATHROLLS, deathrolls, atmospheric, ATMOSPHERIC, atmospheric, discord, DISCORD, Discord, contest, CONTEST, Contest, contests, CONTESTS, Contests, photobooth, PHOTOBOOTH, photobooth, prize, PRIZE, Prize, prizes, PRIZES, Prizes, giveaway, GIVEAWAY, Giveaway, giveaways, GIVEAWAYS, Giveaways, tourney, TOURNEY, Tourney, tourneys, TOURNEYS, Tourneys, ☆★☆, ☆★, ★★★★ !, raffle, RAFFLE, Raffle, raffles, RAFFLES, Raffles, rp bar, RP BAR, rp Bar, RP bar, tarot, TAROT, Tarot, carrd, CARRD, Carrd, slots, SLOTS, Slots, etc.
Is there a reason there's a limit? I have a chat log with /shout chat disabled. There are times where I'd like to have /shout chat on. My blacklist is full. I'm utilizing the mute list. I'm still seeing advertisements persistently.
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I don't want to see advertisements for in-game venues, nor VENUES, Venues, venue, VENUE, Venue, bingo, BINGO, Bingo, gamba, GAMBA, Gamba, AMBA, amba, AMB, deathroll, DEATHROLL, Deathroll, deathrolls, DEATHROLLS, deathrolls, atmospheric, ATMOSPHERIC, atmospheric, discord, DISCORD, Discord, contest, CONTEST, Contest, contests, CONTESTS, Contests, photobooth, PHOTOBOOTH, photobooth, prize, PRIZE, Prize, prizes, PRIZES, Prizes, giveaway, GIVEAWAY, Giveaway, giveaways, GIVEAWAYS, Giveaways, tourney, TOURNEY, Tourney, tourneys, TOURNEYS, Tourneys, ☆★☆, ☆★, ★★★★ !, raffle, RAFFLE, Raffle, raffles, RAFFLES, Raffles, rp bar, RP BAR, rp Bar, RP bar, tarot, TAROT, Tarot, carrd, CARRD, Carrd, slots, SLOTS, Slots, etc.
Is there a reason there's a limit? I have a chat log with /shout chat disabled. There are times where I'd like to have /shout chat on. My blacklist is full. I'm utilizing the mute list. I'm still seeing advertisements persistently.
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