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Wrongfully censored word

User Profile: cookiemonster0
cookiemonster0 November 23rd, 2022

Hey there, first of all thank you all whose 7Cups make it happen. I got a problem with a word wrongfully censored, in Turkish "aslinda" (not without i, without ı) means "actually" but when i try to type it site gives me a pop-up error. It is a commonly used word in Turkish and it gives hard times to Turkish speaking users and listeners. I would love to see it sorted.

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User Profile: cookiemonster0
cookiemonster0 OP November 23rd, 2022

I mistyped and couldn't edit it.


"aslinda" (not without i, with ı)


so it's a s l ı n d a




User Profile: Optimisticempath
Optimisticempath November 23rd, 2022

@cookiemonster0 Fair enough <3 you can suggest it to the team https://help.7cups.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=360002404573


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User Profile: cookiemonster0
cookiemonster0 OP November 24th, 2022

Thank you for your suggestion, just contacted the team. Hopefully they can sort it out.

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User Profile: calmMango9611
calmMango9611 November 24th, 2022

@cookiemonster0 I hope you get this sorted out soon.

User Profile: RarelyCharlie
RarelyCharlie November 24th, 2022

@cookiemonster0 There is also a Censor Updates form, which might be more direct.

However, the ASL problem has been reported many times over many years, and no one ever seems to have been able to get it fixed.

The story I've heard is that long, long ago it was used in online dating to mean "age, sex, location" and so there are some people who find it offensive.

Charlie

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User Profile: Fradiga
Fradiga November 24th, 2022

@RarelyCharlie

Thank you. I just used the form!

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User Profile: Fradiga
Fradiga November 24th, 2022

@cookiemonster0

It's a very common problem in other languages as well. The automatic censor apparently does not recognize that you are speaking in another language. I have complained again and again about that. One wonders what that gizmo is good for, especially when it is easily circumvented in English by purposely misspelling the non-no words.

My own laptop sometimes rectifies what I write too! It's quite an effort to express oneself sometimes...

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User Profile: RarelyCharlie
RarelyCharlie November 24th, 2022

@Fradiga Yes, very common. The one that always comes to my mind is that you can't say "How are you?" in Dutch: "Hoe is het?"

Charlie

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User Profile: Fradiga
Fradiga November 24th, 2022

@RarelyCharlie

We ought to make a list !! :D

The words for "lateness" or just "late" in French are r-e-t-a-r-d and t-a-r-d. A shower is d-o-u-c-h-e.

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User Profile: cookiemonster0
cookiemonster0 OP November 24th, 2022

Hahahahaha that would be really funny if we made a list. It's a, bummer to see other languages gets their share on that problem too :(

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