An odd acronym that is red x. I didn't even know what it was until I googled for like three minutes. Could get in the way of a legitimate acronym that means something different. Example: 'Bidirectional Forwarding Detection', which would commonly be shortened to "BFD," would be blocked. Admins/cms can clearly tell if one is trying to use the originally blocked meaning.
(A) Unblock: 8
(B) Keep Blocked: 13
(C) Neutral: 3
Regardless, there is no point to this vote at all. It being blocked affects no one.
A. I don't even know what this means, and I don't really care.
B
Per Sat, A.
Also can we remove the damn censors and allow our system to be based on whether the word is used to attack a user or not
Regardless, there is no point to this vote at all. It being blocked affects no one.
Please come up with an actual and honest reason as to why you want the acronym unblocked.
Convince me and I will change my vote to A.
TheShadowAssassin wrote:
Regardless, there is no point to this vote at all. It being blocked affects no one.
Please come up with an actual and honest reason as to why you want the acronym unblocked.
Convince me and I will change my vote to A.
ok how about this
i have never heard a human being use this acronym before and i really doubt they ever will here
but in the unlikely situation someone does use it and people have a problem, mods can be informed and punishment issued accordingly
e z
Regardless, there is no point to this vote at all. It being blocked affects no one.
Convince me and I will change my vote to A.
I want it unblocked because it's obsolete and could cause problems. Who uses BFD in that sense anymore? I don't want to use it for a legitimate reason and have it come up as a red x and then get kicked.
A, nobody even uses that word
B. I don't think we should unblock a word just because someone is too lazy to type out the whole thing.
Yeah.....no. B.
Trying to act like it would be used so innocently isn't a valid reason honestly.
