The site seriously censor my chapter title?

[AdiofBali]

Like, c'mon man.

 

[FRWriter]

Well... might need to edit your prompt to tell your AI not to use words containing the bad r word.
It's a little silly, though, but most people will never have that problem. This is a site visited by relatively young people. Your choice of words couldn't be more archaic. Is it a translation?

 

[AdiofBali]

Well... might need to edit your prompt to tell your AI not to use words containing the bad r word.
It's a little silly, though, but most people will never have that problem. This is a site visited by relatively young people. Your choice of words couldn't be more archaic. Is it a translation?

AI, wut? I made that up myself. I like using archaic words in titles, makes it looks more legit than "Fancy Pink Flower Show," y'know?
Does people here use AI a lot or is there something that makes you think I'm using it?
And no, it's not a translation. I made the story natively in English.

 

[Hans.Edward.Trondheim]

Damn...can't even stay safe from stupid AI censorship here.

I'm playing a game right now where the word "grape" is censored.

 

[FRWriter]

I guess this site is built pretty basically. Usually, there is a list of exceptions that are allowed to include the r word.

 

[TheKillingAlice]

Well... might need to edit your prompt to tell your AI not to use words containing the bad r word.
It's a little silly, though, but most people will never have that problem. This is a site visited by relatively young people. Your choice of words couldn't be more archaic. Is it a translation?

Is "draped" an archaic term? I wouldn't say so, because I use it as well. And no, it's not a translation (if anything, I'm currently translating the English version into my native language). So there's that.

 

[FRWriter]

Damn...can't even stay safe from stupid AI censorship here.

I'm playing a game right now where the word "grape" is censored.

Not AI. This was the standard way before AI. Certain words are censored, even if they are just part of another word.

Usually, there is a list of exceptions.

Seems to me this site is badly coded.

Is "draped" an archaic term? I wouldn't say so, because I use it as well. And no, it's not a translation (if anything, I'm currently translating the English version into my native language). So there's that.

Tell me the last time you used draped in one of your stories or in real life.

*Edit

Just realizing... why is the word allowed in the forums but banned on the main site?

 

[AdiofBali]

Damn...can't even stay safe from stupid AI censorship here.

I'm playing a game right now where the word "grape" is censored.

That's not AI censorship lmao. The dev just used a word parser that takes every letter then lay them out flat. An algorithm then find naught words among them and replace a letter with a little star regardless of what word it came from.

Not AI. This was the standard way before AI. Certain words are censored, even if they are just part of another word.

Usually, there is a list of exceptions.

Seems to me this site is badly coded.


Tell me the last time you used draped in one of your stories or in real life.

*Edit

Just realizing... why is the word allowed in the forums but banned on the main site?

"Hey, Honey. I draped our son in his favorite bathrobe. Go put on his clothes while I shower myself."

If I was a family man, that's what I'd say. That's what naturally comes to mind, anyway. So it's not THAT archaic.

Also, maybe it's because it's cheaper to only use the algorithm on titles since it's the first thing a random reader would notice from a story.

 

[Hans.Edward.Trondheim]

Not AI. This was the standard way before AI. Certain words are censored, even if they are just part of another word.

Usually, there is a list of exceptions.

Seems to me this site is badly coded.


Tell me the last time you used draped in one of your stories or in real life.

*Edit

Just realizing... why is the word allowed in the forums but banned on the main site?

That's not AI censorship lmao. The dev just used a word parser that takes every letter then lay them out flat. An algorithm then find naught words among them and replace a letter with a little star regardless of what word it came from.

"Hey, Honey. I draped our son in his favorite bathrobe. Go put on his clothes while I shower myself."

If I was a family man, that's what I'd say. That's what naturally comes to mind, anyway. So it's not THAT archaic.

Also, maybe it's because it's cheaper to only use the algorithm on titles since it's the first thing a random reader would notice from a story.

Regardless, I find it stupid coz you can't even label online items properly for fear of that certain word.

 

[FRWriter]

That's not AI censorship lmao. The dev just used a word parser that takes every letter then lay them out flat. An algorithm then find naught words among them and replace a letter with a little star regardless of what word it came from.

"Hey, Honey. I draped our son in his favorite bathrobe. Go put on his clothes while I shower myself."

If I was a family man, that's what I'd say. That's what naturally comes to mind, anyway. So it's not THAT archaic.

You would use draped?

I'd say, I'd put him in his bathrobe. Or put on his bathrobe.

Draped is like a typical word I know the meaning of, but would never actively use on my own. If you like classical literature, that might be different, but from my TV series/movie/YouTube/gaming space, where I learned English, I can't recall ever hearing it.

 

[TheKillingAlice]

Tell me the last time you used draped in one of your stories or in real life.

I just opened up Word, and it seems I used it three times during Season One of my Crazy Daughter story. Last time was in Chapter 24 of the Novel's assembled manuscript, so I could search the entire thing at once.
Since this is the document of the entire manuscript, not the folder with individual chapters, I don't know what Webnovel Chapter it is, off the top of my head, but it's the Chapter "Remember to Forget" and within the first Part of it, since they are color-marked where the Webnovel Chapters begin and end. So somehwere around the end of the second third of Season One.

"He is the Kingdom of Edengard's Earl of Shelton." The answer to the first question came from an unexpected source as Alan walked up behind his sister and draped his jacket over her shoulders. "That's where those blue cecilias hailed from."

And after I made that point, I checked Season Two, which has been airing for but a few weeks now. In the assembled manuscript (it's twice in Season Two, btw) it appears in Chapter 3, or Webnovel chapters titled "Six Feet Below", in Part 3.

Carefully, he draped the blue and silver jacket, with the family's coat of arms displayed prominently on it, over his left arm, so it wouldn't be unnecessarily wrinkled. "Shortly thereafter, the Young Lady paid a visit to the main house."

 

[AdiofBali]

You would use draped?

I'd say, I'd put him in his bathrobe. Or put on his bathrobe.

Draped is like a typical word I know the meaning of, but would never actively use on my own. If you like classical literature, that might be different, but from my TV series/movie/YouTube/gaming space, where I learned English, I can't recall ever hearing it.

Idk, man. I grew up with epics as my story make it obvious. So my vocab bleeds old English terms once in a blue moon.

I just opened up Word, and it seems I used it three times during Season One of my Crazy Daughter story. Last time was in Chapter 24 of the Novel's assembled manuscript, so I could search the entire thing at once.
Since this is the document of the entire manuscript, not the folder with individual chapters, I don't know what Webnovel Chapter it is, off the top of my head, but it's the Chapter "Remember to Forget" and within the first Part of it, since they are color-marked where the Webnovel Chapters begin and end. So somehwere around the end of the second third of Season One.


And after I made that point, I checked Season Two, which has been airing for but a few weeks now. In the assembled manuscript (it's twice in Season Two, btw) it appears in Chapter 3, or Webnovel chapters titled "Six Feet Below", in Part 3.

Yo, can we stop with all the draped stuff? Jesus Christ, guys.
Tho, saying that, idk what else to talk about here aside from more complaining.

 

[TheKillingAlice]

Yo, can we stop with all the draped stuff? Jesus Christ, guys.
Tho, saying that, idk what else to talk about here aside from more complaining.

He asked when I last used it. I answered. Am I not allowed to make my point when someone asks now?

 

[Alski]

I told a friend his drapes sucked just last week.

 

[Makimaam]

It’s a weird word to censor, considering it’s literally one of the tags. I mean, there are two tags for it.

 

[AdiofBali]

He asked when I last used it. I answered. Am I not allowed to make my point when someone asks now?

I just didn't expect you to go full CSI on this, LOL. No offense.

 

[TheKillingAlice]

I just didn't expect you to go full CSI on this, LOL. No offense.

I'm nothing if not thorough.
Unless I'm lazy. But then I don't engage.

 

[Enkiari]

Damn...can't even stay safe from stupid AI censorship here.

I'm playing a game right now where the word "grape" is censored.

Stop fear mongering.
This has been a thing for years now. You don't need to make up shit to atribute to already shitty AI.

For those unaware - yes. Explicit words do get censored.
No. It's not 'suddenly' here.
It's been here for at least since I joined which was around 3 years ago.

 

[sand_spark]

Damn...can't even stay safe from stupid AI censorship here.

I'm playing a game right now where the word "grape" is censored.

They've probably seen the WKUK skit

 

[NotaNuffian]

Well.

On one hand, over censorship by smacking the letter combinations down in one go.

On the other hand, human ingenuity and rebellious childish notions go hand in hand.

Either way, this is a site thing and if other sites other than this one are less ax-crazy, then good for them.

I have been and continue will be facepalming at the censorship in both NovelUpdates (the OG site) and ScribbleHub, but it is what it is.

Or you can try "Cherry Blossom D(Non-Con)ed in Glamour"