So, not sure if I am completely off base here, but I had this odd thing happen today where I couldn’t post an URL because whenever I did, part of it would be replaced with the text removed. You can see what I am talking about in the screenshot, and I am linking my comment below. Another commenter replied saying it was likely something related to a slur filter in my instance, so I am coming here for help to understand the issue. Sorry if this is completely wrong, I am not very well versed in the workings of the fediverse and different instance implementations. Here’s the comment:
https://lemmy.world/comment/10534403
EDIT: if it matters, I am using the Boost for Lemmy android client
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem
What’s old is new again.
Theapp theapp theapp Theapp tһeapp
theapp
theapptheapp theapp The**app thea**pp theapp theapptheapp
Theapp
If you see this message federated, I don’t think it’s censored, but if you see this message through lemmyworld it is censored
Ha, thanks for the reference. Now I am trying to think of what offensive word “the app” could be a substring for
Maybe someone just really wants us to use the website.
That doesn’t seem likely in 2024
Absolutely no way this guy wasn’t teased every which way to Sunday in school with that name LMAO
Huh interesting, it’s censored in L.W but not in my instance, which I would assume it would have been since it would federate through l.w.
Really, what’s so dangerous about a theapp?
Depends who posted it too
Testing: theapp
It only matters what instance you’re logged into when viewing. Lemmy.World has a censor filter. Nobody else, that I’ve seen, does.
Edit: MrKaplan apparently removed it from the filter only moments ago.
lemmy.ml famously censors “bitch”.
Edit: for my dot ml friends, “a female dog”
Highly recommend reading the Examples section of that page