Re: The swear filter
It would appear from the previous entries that a number of "swear" words are not dealt with by the existing filter, so it seems any fear of total ban is not an issue.
In most of the letters, books, etc., that I have seen, most references to swearing are in the third person, discribing a fit thrown by another and merely stating that they swore strongly rather than quoting the actual words used.
The possible exception to this is any reference to mule-driving, which if I am correct, actually required the use of colorful and inventive cussing, not to mention the liberal use of lumber and/or long metal objects to encourage desired behavior.
It would appear from the previous entries that a number of "swear" words are not dealt with by the existing filter, so it seems any fear of total ban is not an issue.
In most of the letters, books, etc., that I have seen, most references to swearing are in the third person, discribing a fit thrown by another and merely stating that they swore strongly rather than quoting the actual words used.
The possible exception to this is any reference to mule-driving, which if I am correct, actually required the use of colorful and inventive cussing, not to mention the liberal use of lumber and/or long metal objects to encourage desired behavior.
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