<p>These aren't nearly as bad as actual swear words, I believe that acronyms can be used fine without causing any disruption.
</p><p>1. wtf
A) Unblock 6 votes
</p><p>B) Block 21 votes - Consensus reached
</p><p>C) Neutral 0 votes
</p><p>2. lmao
A) Unblock 19 votes
</p><p>B) Block 20 votes
</p><p>C) Neutral 1 vote
</p><p>3. lmfao
A) Unblock 8 votes
</p><p>B) Block 21 votes - Consensus reached
</p><p>C) Neutral 0 votes
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Consensus reached: block all
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<p>Guys, I'm telling you, what sense would it make unblocking "lmao" but keeping the swear word that's in it blocked? Whatever happened to the whole "consistency" thing?
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Guys, I'm telling you, what sense would it make unblocking "lmao" but keeping the swear word that's in it blocked? Whatever happened to the whole "consistency" thing?</div> <p>Fair point, although I wouldnt mind the swear word being blocked too, and plus almost no one ever says "lmao". :P </p>
Guys, I'm telling you, what sense would it make unblocking "lmao" but keeping the swear word that's in it blocked? Whatever happened to the whole "consistency" thing?</div> <p>Fair point, although I wouldnt mind the swear word being blocked too, and plus almost no one ever says "lmao". :P </p>
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<div class="quote">Alemas2005 wrote:
Guys, I'm telling you, what sense would it make unblocking "lmao" but keeping the swear word that's in it blocked? Whatever happened to the whole "consistency" thing?</div> <p>Fair point, although I wouldnt mind the swear word being blocked too, and plus almost no one ever says "lmao". :P </p> </div> <p>We should either block everything or keep everything unblocked. These block/unblock CVs are getting quite annoying and out of hand. </p>
Guys, I'm telling you, what sense would it make unblocking "lmao" but keeping the swear word that's in it blocked? Whatever happened to the whole "consistency" thing?</div> <p>Fair point, although I wouldnt mind the swear word being blocked too, and plus almost no one ever says "lmao". :P </p> </div> <p>We should either block everything or keep everything unblocked. These block/unblock CVs are getting quite annoying and out of hand. </p>
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? It's only been a day and two already have a consensus reached? Did that vote to shorten the timer pass already? well in any case. A to all I guess.
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At this point it seems only 'lmao' has a chance of being voted in.
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<div class="quote">Johnyjo wrote:
<div class="quote">Alemas2005 wrote:
Guys, I'm telling you, what sense would it make unblocking "lmao" but keeping the swear word that's in it blocked? Whatever happened to the whole "consistency" thing?</div>Fair point, although I wouldnt mind the swear word being blocked too, and plus almost no one ever says "lmao". :P </div> <p>That's because it's blocked lol </p>
<div class="quote">Alemas2005 wrote:
Guys, I'm telling you, what sense would it make unblocking "lmao" but keeping the swear word that's in it blocked? Whatever happened to the whole "consistency" thing?</div>Fair point, although I wouldnt mind the swear word being blocked too, and plus almost no one ever says "lmao". :P </div> <p>That's because it's blocked lol </p>
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At this point it seems only 'lmao' has a chance of being voted in.</div> <p>Which is simply idiotic, goes to show how "consistent" this community is.
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At this point it seems only 'lmao' has a chance of being voted in.</div> <p>Which is simply idiotic, goes to show how "consistent" this community is.
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<div class="quote">Rapmilo wrote:
At this point it seems only 'lmao' has a chance of being voted in.</div>Which is simply idiotic, goes to show how "consistent" this community is.
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<p>Did you pay attention to even half of the opposes for the vote to unblock "ass"? A lot of them weren't because they opposed the actual word, but rather because they simply were against the biased nature of the original post, as well as the user who posted it.
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At this point it seems only 'lmao' has a chance of being voted in.</div>Which is simply idiotic, goes to show how "consistent" this community is.
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<p>Did you pay attention to even half of the opposes for the vote to unblock "ass"? A lot of them weren't because they opposed the actual word, but rather because they simply were against the biased nature of the original post, as well as the user who posted it.
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<div class="quote">Rapmilo wrote:
At this point it seems only 'lmao' has a chance of being voted in.</div>Which is simply idiotic, goes to show how "consistent" this community is.</div>Did you pay attention to even half of the opposes for the vote to unblock "ass"? A lot of them weren't because they opposed the actual word, but rather because they simply were against the biased nature of the original post, as well as the user who posted it.
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<p>And I'm guessing the primary usage of "ass" would be in the abbreviation "lmao," to boot.
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<div class="quote">Rapmilo wrote:
At this point it seems only 'lmao' has a chance of being voted in.</div>Which is simply idiotic, goes to show how "consistent" this community is.
</div>Did you pay attention to even half of the opposes for the vote to unblock "ass"? A lot of them weren't because they opposed the actual word, but rather because they simply were against the biased nature of the original post, as well as the user who posted it.
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<p>And I'm guessing the primary usage of "ass" would be in the abbreviation "lmao," to boot.
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<p>Unblock lmao -- "ass" is a no more offensive synonym for butt, which you can say in the LMB. But the other two are more understandably blocked, and should remain so.
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