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  1. Updated the filter so now "massive" and similar words are left alone. Not perfect still, but getting there bit by bit http://pastebin.com/evXj4be5 !coderpony # language

    Sunday, 22-Dec-13 15:55:42 UTC from web
    1. @tia I don't know the delimiters for Javascript's end/beginning of word modifier in regex so I don't know whether it will catch "ass-clown" #

      Sunday, 22-Dec-13 16:04:11 UTC from web
      1. @tia yep caught it

        Sunday, 22-Dec-13 16:04:33 UTC from web
        1. @tia oh what about "shell"?

          Sunday, 22-Dec-13 16:09:37 UTC from web
      2. @tia Use \b to match word boundaries. Also reference http://pny.lv/2op

        Sunday, 22-Dec-13 16:09:47 UTC from web
        1. @redenchilada yeah. I just wasn't sure whether "-" was included in the delimiters for /b

          Sunday, 22-Dec-13 16:13:29 UTC from web
      3. @tia assassin

        Sunday, 22-Dec-13 16:10:39 UTC from web
      4. @tia Also your asterisks need to be escaped in your regexes, since an asterisk has a special meaning of "the proceeding character zero or more times"

        Sunday, 22-Dec-13 16:19:13 UTC from web
        1. @redenchilada The replace function takes a regex plus a replacement string, so the asterisks I used within quotes should be alright. I haven't had any problems yet anyway. I love the tips though. Thanks!

          Sunday, 22-Dec-13 16:22:03 UTC from web
          1. @tia Oh, I see. The last one you posted got filtered before it was posted. lol

            Sunday, 22-Dec-13 16:23:11 UTC from web
            1. @redenchilada hehe! I purposefully used greek characters to know when the filter caught something.

              Sunday, 22-Dec-13 16:28:11 UTC from web
    2. @sprite you have to refresh since it doesn't apply to new notices, only old ones. kinda lame

      Sunday, 22-Dec-13 16:11:27 UTC from web
      1. @tia document.addEventListener("DOMNodeInserted", function(event) {
        var element = event.target;
        // run function on element (treat it like a DOM node)
        }, false);

        Sunday, 22-Dec-13 16:17:27 UTC from web
        1. @redenchilada oh!!

          Sunday, 22-Dec-13 16:19:20 UTC from web
        2. @redenchilada Where would I insert this into the code? I'd try guessing, but I'd rather understand. My best guess is before I evaluate document for textnodes.

          Sunday, 22-Dec-13 16:31:13 UTC from web
          1. @redenchilada figured it out nevermind.

            Sunday, 22-Dec-13 16:35:29 UTC from web
    3. @snowcone Feels good pony!

      Sunday, 22-Dec-13 16:22:51 UTC from web
    4. @snowcone JS is a very useful one. I'm still struggling with C++

      Sunday, 22-Dec-13 16:39:37 UTC from web
    5. @snowcone Python was easy to learn after Java, but I've kind of forgotten it since I haven't used Python in a while and I didn't use it much before.

      Sunday, 22-Dec-13 16:40:57 UTC from web
    6. @sprite it works now on new dashes in case you wanted to update it

      Sunday, 22-Dec-13 16:55:13 UTC from web