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Discussion in 'MCSE' started by Marko, Jan 9, 2004.

  1. Marko

    Marko Guest

    Anyone have any clear understanding on this one? Through
    the web based newsgroups, it shows up a lot.

    Sometimes, obvious profanity that is married up to other
    words, so as to form one larger word, gets through, no
    problems. It would seem that some single words cause
    messages to be dropped.

    Strange example: I remember one post where the original
    poster from Montana was seeking help with braindumps. I
    was reflecting on my visit there six or so years ago and
    included a reference to the unibompber (deliberate
    mispelling to avoid message filtering) and the message was
    dropped.

    Anyone more clear on what filters are in place?
     
    Marko, Jan 9, 2004
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  2. Marko

    JaR Guest

    "Marko" <> wrote in message
    news:03cd01c3d70a$62c2e350$...
    >> Sometimes, obvious profanity that is married up to other

    > words, so as to form one larger word, gets through, no
    > problems. It would seem that some single words cause
    > messages to be dropped.
    >
    >


    I've been trying to figure it out too. I have had posts modded with the word
    shmit ;-) in them. But I have also had others sent to dave null for no clear
    reason. Yet some truly vulgar posts make it thru! I can only assume that MS
    approves of the use of Chalk's term.

    JaR
    MCNGP #XXII
     
    JaR, Jan 9, 2004
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  3. "JaR" <> wrote in message
    news:...
    > "Marko" <> wrote in message
    > news:03cd01c3d70a$62c2e350$...
    > >> Sometimes, obvious profanity that is married up to other

    > > words, so as to form one larger word, gets through, no
    > > problems. It would seem that some single words cause
    > > messages to be dropped.
    > >
    > >

    >
    > I've been trying to figure it out too. I have had posts modded with the

    word
    > shmit ;-) in them. But I have also had others sent to dave null for no

    clear
    > reason. Yet some truly vulgar posts make it thru! I can only assume that

    MS
    > approves of the use of Chalk's term.
    >
    > JaR
    > MCNGP #XXII
    >
    >


    Only when used in the proper context.

    --
    Politician Spock
    Thug #24601
     
    Politician Spock, Jan 12, 2004
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