Well thatβs fuckin slow
this post was submitted on 20 Nov 2024
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Yeah it's server-side with .ml. You can switch to a French instance, or I imagine many English-speaking instances don't block that word. I guess you can try view that comment from different instances to check.
Read Rule 3 in the sidebar
what fucking profanity filter? damned if I've ever seen it
It's a misnomer. It's actually a slur filter
Fuck if I know.
That's tied to the instance. The French word for slow is the same as a word commonly used as an insult in English, so the .ml devs have it baked in to their slur filter.
TIL βlentβ is a slur
/s
Lemme.ml: Where you can call for murder and warfare against meat eaters and landlords, but don't even think about saying a no-no word, mister!
Edit: funny how all the negative comments flood in at once, almost like folks clocked in for work.
Spoken like a true shitlib
Lemm.ee: Where you can be a fascist but still complain about other instances
Where's the inconsistency
You say that like it's a bad thing
Socialists not being assholes to fellow marginalized people makes sense, actually.
When have you seen calls for murder?
I don't think a lot of people are using the "guillotine landlords" imagery ironically.
are executions murder, though?
I mean, yes? Although generally speaking, the word execution is reserved for cases where they've been deemed to deserve it.
For example, most of the executions ordered during the Reign of Terror during the French Revolution were simply murders of people who were even suspected of dissent.