Cerulean Lulamoon-Spark (ceruleansparkold)'s status on Friday, 21-Oct-11 06:41:29 UTC
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@abigpony The script needs to run on the server, otherwise people could (and would) beat it by using a client or disabling the script browser side. The biggest issues basically stem from the idea that users need to be able to opt out. If it was on for all users all the time, you could just regex each submitted dash against a banned words list and commit the censored version to the DB. Because Tink wants a togglable one, it means you've got to regex every single dash against the word list for every pageload by every user who's opted into the filter.
