Stupid censorship
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The following words also get starred:
As
Password
Username
Picture or images (don’t remember which one)
Email -
@patser_NL
Somone had to point it out -
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@FC-Eddie_NL
Can you forward this now?By day: professional osm player (former member & admin of gns crew, now member of ufn), and professional 3rd half player
By night: worker in the osm xi research department of the soccer/football research department of the sports research department of the supa top secret un detectable un destroyable research centre. -
Do you have OSM set to the English language or a different language?
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Looking at the screenshots I see that the issues lies in using certain words in sentences. Only then it gets filtered. The words themself aren't being filtered.
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@FC-Eddie_NL
Yes, it is English -
@FC-Eddie_NL
Some words, like username get starred by themselvesBy day: professional osm player (former member & admin of gns crew, now member of ufn), and professional 3rd half player
By night: worker in the osm xi research department of the soccer/football research department of the sports research department of the supa top secret un detectable un destroyable research centre. -
What is the word/are the words that's been filtered in the third screenshot? (the Rashford one)
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@FC-Eddie_NL
Thats the one i don’t know. I’m pretty sure its “call me” or similarBy day: professional osm player (former member & admin of gns crew, now member of ufn), and professional 3rd half player
By night: worker in the osm xi research department of the soccer/football research department of the sports research department of the supa top secret un detectable un destroyable research centre. -
Most of those words are related to asking personal information of someone that might be used for scamming. It's unclear if that is the reason behind filtering it, but it is plausable.
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@FC-Eddie_NL
Ok thats fine, but can you tell them to fix “as” at least. I guess when you type as, it thinks you typed up ass. And ass isn’t really a bad word, and if you search it up in the dictionary, it means donkey. So it would be good if this isn’t how a text looks like:Hi, the start date of the tournament has been moved forward, ** some teams have pulled out.
