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Added a profanity
randolf Nov 22, 2024
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3 changes: 2 additions & 1 deletion en.txt
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Expand Up @@ -491,6 +491,7 @@ mdlb
meat masseuse
meat spin
meatspin
meecrob
menage a trois
menage-a-trois
menages a trois
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zippo-cat
zippocat
zoophile
zoophilia
zoophilia
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Expand Up @@ -2477,6 +2477,10 @@
"id": "horseshit",
"match": "horseshit|horse-shit|horse shit"
},
{
"id": "meecrob",
"match": "pile of meecrob"
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This JSON takes pipe-separated values for the match attribute and will turn those into individual items in the en.txt list; the id attribute value isn't added to the .en.txt list from this though.

Based on your original change to en.txt, this would instead be:

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"match": "pile of meecrob"
"match": "meecrob"

Otherwise, if you wanted to see the full match for either/or you could use:

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"match": "pile of meecrob"
"match": "meecrob|pile of meecrob"

Though just defining meecrob for the match would probably result in the desired behaviour for most implementations using this list, e.g. piece of meecrob -> piece of *******

},
{
"id": "piece-of-shit",
"match": "piece of shit|pieces of shit"
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