This post which was transferred from the old software, was edited for language. Am I to understand that knee-jerk is verboten? May I still speak of beef jerky?
That would be a knee-**** reaction.
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We'll contact support and get this straightened out.
Am I to understand that knee-jerk is verboten? May I still speak of beef jerky?
You can now post "knee-jerk". Additionally, any previous posts that included this word are now uncensored. (Except for posts that quoted censored posts; see also "hunter2" password joke.)
This post which was transferred from the old software, was edited for language.
I've never seen this on any post (nor during the beta period). These posts were imported from our data by the vendor; we'll need to reach out to them to ask if any rewriting happened.
Am I to understand that knee-**** is verboten? May I still speak of beef jerky?
That would be a knee-jerk reaction.
Thanks Bradley
knee-jerk
I can confirm it works
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