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 How to control offensive language? |
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| JeffW |
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  Newbie  Status: offline  Registered: 04/07/11 Posts: 1 |
Hi,
I am just a beginner in Geeklog installed through http://www.softaculous.com. How can I stop my user from using abusive language word on my (forum) cms site. Please help me! |
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| 1000ideen |
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Full Member  Status: offline Registered: 08/04/03 Posts: 1273 |
I'd ask the users what they think how the situation can be improved.
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 Admin  Status: offline  Registered: 09/27/05 Posts: 874 |
There are 3 ways
1) Add words to the Censor (found in the Configuration under Miscellaneous). This will still allow the post while putting a replacement text over the word. 2) Use the SpamX plugin. Edit your personal blacklist and add words you do not want to appear in a post. If they do the post will be marked as spam and not saved. 3) Human Moderation. Setup a sticky topic in the forum with some rules. Tell users if they violate he rules they will be banned from the forum or site. |
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