RE: username dictionaries

That's also a problem if you're a brit in the US; 'Jesus' is a common (and
_very_ weak... grandparent-friendly) swear word here, and it's always very
strange when some US guy gets offended by it.

On the other hand, of course, you can use (iirc) 'tosser' with impunity :)
And then you hit words like 'homely', which means 'like a home' in UK
English, and 'ugly' in US English. And remember, in the UK we walk on the
pavement, but don't have to dodge cars :)

Jamie


-----Original Message-----
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Brian Hook
Sent: 27 May 2003 16:18
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Subject: Re: [GD-Consoles] username dictionaries


>It gets that much worse if you have to internationalize the thing;

Like PlanetSide's insistence on filtering out "Jesus", even though
it's a common first name in the Hispanic world.

Brian




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