I was concerned that the author might have been running into the Scunthorpe Problem (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem).
My last name contains a naughty substring. I feel for the author and their hyphen!
My last name contains a naughty substring. I feel for the author and their hyphen!
I can vaguely imagine how someone would _think_ its a good idea (it's not, to be clear) on a website where users might see other users' names, something like CRM SaaS. I can't understand how anyone would think that validating users' real names on a purely customer-facing website is a good idea. Maybe frustrated customers (can't imagine why) have names like FuckVerizon on their account?
Which, come to think of it, is kind of a funny notion, and a nice reminder that despite our differences we really are all related!