"There is a particular word, a felonious act involving sexual contact between an adult and a child, specifically labeling the adult in such an encounter.
That word, which starts with a “P” BTW, is blanked out in the language filter… yes, it’s very annoying not to be able to have a serious, adult discussion about criminal acts because of a filter."

"Whats wrong with the word Ped..o..p..h..i..l..e.?..Its not a swear word."

"Yes I have a friend that is called D*i*c*k and he has to spell it like this. One changed his name Dike..lol.."

"Personally, I've said my peace about the filter many times and I also don't agree with it as being mandatory on every wiki, but I really wish I didn't get an automated PM from Wetpaint reporting "inappropriate content" every time someone posts a simple word like "d a m n", for example. Srsly..."

"As an administrator, you can turn off the notification for reporting "inappropriate content". However, you would have to be an administrator or creator of the site to be able to access it. To do so, you need to go to the "Settings" panel of your website. From there, you will remain in the "Communications" section of Settings. There should be a little navigation bar on the page. Search for "Notifications" on that navigation bar. Once you reach that page, uncheck the box. If you do all the above, you can turn off notifications for moderators. "

"First of all, a discussion about censorship doesn't make it okay to cuss all over the thread. Keep it clean, guys, even in your examples.

The content filter was a feature requested by a few of Wetpaint's premium partners. Unfortunately, the company never got around to adding an option to turn it off, and there are no plans to do so in the near future. "