So yeah, you do what's less intesive to the cpu, but also, you do what's enough to prevent the majority of the concerns where a screenshot or log ends up showing blatant "unmoral" behavior.
So yeah, you do what's less intesive to the cpu, but also, you do what's enough to prevent the majority of the concerns where a screenshot or log ends up showing blatant "unmoral" behavior.
For headlines, that's enough.
For what's behind the pearl-clutching, for what leads to the headlines pandering to them being worth writing, I agree with everyone else on this thread saying a simple word list is weird and probably pointless. Not just for false-negatives, but also false-positives: the Latin influence on many European languages leads to one very big politically-incorrect-in-the-USA problem for all the EU products talking about anything "black" (which includes what's printed on some brands of dark chocolate, one of which I saw in Hungary even though Hungarian isn't a Latin language but an Ugric language and only takes influences from Latin).
i heared the throat-cleaning "Negró" candy (marketed by a chimney sweeper man with soot-covered face) was usually which hurt English-speaking people's self-deprecating sensitivities.
Fortunately I can swear pretty well in Spanish.