Hmmm, must have missed the discussion on the filtering of private messages in the Forum Rules....but thanks for pointing that out.
The language filter covers every area of the site. Including PMs. I don't see any need for discussion.
Hmmm, must have missed the discussion on the filtering of private messages in the Forum Rules....but thanks for pointing that out.
The language filter covers every area of the site. Including PMs. I don't see any need for discussion.
The US government is apt to do anything. I wouldn't put it past them.Guy manning the wiretap? Surely not - there's No Such Agency which would stoop so low as to monitor your PMs
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I could make a really funny post here defeating the cuss filter
but i don't want to get bant
I made a post the other day about the "Smothers Brothers" in a "when did you realize you were old" thread and they blanked out Tommy's brother's first name!![]()
Guy manning the wiretap? Surely not - there's No Such Agency which would stoop so low as to monitor your PMs
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Actual guys? Nope. Mostly. Probably.
But their computers ... that's another story ('cuz non-humans can't be charged with wiretap laws).![]()
Pretty sure the mods have full access to PMs too, although I don't recall seeing that in the fine print - doesn't mean it isn' there.
I wish!
PM's are private. The forum word filter checks PM's for words which are banned as well as posts. They are not flagged, we do not get a notification telling us someone is PMing others with banned words. It's just filtered. If you want to talk about things which are not allowed here, then exchange emails. The forum rules cover the whole site.
However, it does mean they could play little pranks on us by changing our passwords waiting for us to figure it out or use password recovery.
Read this & it took me a sec to remember Tommy's brother's name. Then it made me laugh.
I guess we'll have to refer to him as Richard Smothers?
Mod's and admin's don't have as much access as a lot of people think. They don't even know people's log in passwords.