This is a mature forum, thus profanity is allowed. However, don't over-do it. Profanity laced tirades towards other members can be considered flaming and can result in having your account banned. Spamming is characterized by the initiation of threads or posts that contribute nothing to a forum, be it off topic or on topic.

The message board has an automatic censoring function, but this is a family board visited by kids, so don't please post anything you wouldn't want your eight-year old to read.

No, please don't do that. If you're just registering and already trying to create controversy, this is not the place for you. A better idea would be to register as your real name, gain some credibility with the other members, and then argue your points intelligently.

Yes, but only when appropriate. If a guide features profanity as part of its script, feel free to use it as such. However, don't overdo the profanity. There is no reason to swear in a guide, and doing so will often detract from the clarity and usefulness of the guide. Humor isn't so serious in that sense, but again, use where appropriate. A little light humor here and there is okay, but remember that a guide is meant to inform, not to entertain.

We don't. There is a warning at the beginning of the broadcast that explains that there is a good chance that listeners will hear profanity in the broadcast.

No ASP vs PHP / MS SQL vs MySQL threads unless they are unbiased and backed up by factual evidence. We all have our preferences, please tollerate those of others I am passionate about web development in many ways. My primary interests are developing online systems in ASP/ASP.NET, database design and web standards compilance. Feel free to contact me if you wish to discuss or share development techniques or tips that will be useful to this FAQ or forum.

Instructions for enabling the Discus profanity filter and editing the list of words that are filtered.

No, public school officials can prohibit students from wearing shirts with profane messages. In its 1986 decision Bethel School Dist. No. 403 v. Fraser, the U.S. Supreme Court wrote: ???Surely, it is a highly appropriate function of public school education to prohibit the use of vulgar and offensive terms in public discourse.??? The Court explained that ???schools must teach by example the shared values of a civilized social order.??? Yes.

There are many reasons a given person swears. Go fucking find out yourself by trying to live peacefully in this fucked up world. You'll start swearing too!

Profanity, while not outright banned, is highly discouraged. Profane language and will usually be edited out by a Bartender. Ladies and gentlemen, by definition of the words, do not engage in base or degenerating activity, of which profanity can be both.

Digg provides a filter for profanity. When the filter is activated, profane words are replaced with asterisks. To enable/disable the profanity filter, see the "Manage Settings" page within the "Profile Settings" section of your profile. You can also toggle the profanity filter in the comment settings on any page with comments.

Arse is much more advanced than most standard models. It offers multiple ways to build delay, the delay wipe mechanism allows you to virtually edit a live programme, and the on-screen display and controls make it the cleverest and simplest system available today.

The Desk Drawer doesn't limit your work here. However, I do ask that you clearly label your piece at the beginning if there is anything in it which might cause someone else to be offended (or give them nightmares). If you’re unsure if your piece might offend someone, put a warning on it. Better to warn for no reason than not to warn when you should. writers, we aim at a publishing market. As humans, we often aim at different publishing markets.

The Bible specifically and explicitly calls the use of profanity a sin. Therefore, it is inconsistent with the Christian character for a Christian fighter pilot to use profanity in either its full, abbreviated, or substituted forms. See the article on profanity, as well as the article on the double entendre of "so to speak."

Generally, yes. However, many states have passed laws regarding telephone harassment. In Tennessee, for example, telephone harassment is committed by one ???who intentionally threatens by telephone ??? to take action known to be unlawful against any person, and by this action knowingly annoys or alarms the recipient??? (T.C.A. ?? 39-17-308(a)(1)). The elements for telephone harassment must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt by the state.

This contest is being presented by the DORITOS? brand and there are certain things we don't want to be associated with. So real quick: No swearing or nudity. Zip, zilch, zero, nada. Violence in moderation is permitted, but be careful, too much blood and your idea gets an all-expenses-paid trip to Disqualificationville.

Each venue maintains its own set of rules. However, most venues prohibit alcohol, outside food, large bags, and noise makers. Please contact the venue directly to find this list.

Yes. However—while you may use still drawings created in anticipation of the Project—you may not use animations created ahead of time. That is, all "inbetweening" must be done during the 48 hour time period. Downloading existing images and 3D objects is permissible, provided that you have full and permanent rights to them. Again, only animation created during the 48 hour period is allowed. And, as with a live action film, you must have all rights to the animation you submit.

You must bring a picture ID and quarters for the locker. Your picture ID does not have to be your driver's license. Everything else you brought into the waiting room-other than your teaching materials-must be stowed in the lockers provided. It may be useful to keep quarters, a pen, and a picture ID in a separate plastic bag in a dedicated "prison bag" at all times.

Each soldier has his/her own description page on the "Where To Send" page, and on it there is a link to show you any specific restrictions to that Soldier's address. Note: About Restriction "U2": "U2 - Limited to First Class Letters", Box "R" is for retired personnel that live overseas and are still authorized an APO/FPO box. Their address will be something like Box 3345R. Doubt you will see anything like that in Afghanistan or Iraq...)

Keep personal information such as addresses, phone numbers, etc. to yourself. Since common sense isn't common we have to say it. Don't post advertising or promote products that you're related to or stand to profit from the referral. (Any reference to another site must be on topic, such as articles of particular interest to our community, etc.) Feel free to post opinions or things you've heard, just try to be clear and upfront about the fact that you don't have PERSONAL experience if you don't.

In general, all clothing and swimwear should be modest in appearance. Camp policy requests no bikinis, halter tops, or spaghetti-strap tops be worn.

Camp policy does not allow cellular phones, radios, cassette or CD players, Palm Pilots (PDA's) or similar items. GameBoys or similar items, knives (including jackknives), or weapons of any kind are not allowed. Any of these items will be held at the camp office until the camper leaves the camp.

All colors are acceptable. The most commonly seen are the fawns with black masks, with fawn ranging from nearly white or pale champagne, to golden, red, wolf-sable, or badger. Other colors you may see are pintos (with or without a black mask), white, black, blue w/black mask, fawn or cream with a liver mask and nose, brindled, and even brindled pintos. The least commonly seen colors are the brindles, liver or blue fawns, and the blacks.

Medicare determines the amount that may be charged for a service by a participating provider (your physicians or nurse practitioner). This is called the allowed amount. For each service, TriValley bills Medicare for payment. TriValley receives the allowed amount from Medicare less co-insurance and deductible amount. Both the co-insurance and deductible amounts must be paid by the patient to TriValley.

There are places where the smoking restrictions do not apply, including private residences, retail tobacco stores that are physically separated and independently ventilated, veterans and fraternal clubs when they are not open to the public, hotel rooms designated as smoking rooms, outdoor patios, religious practices under the American Indian Religious Freedom Act, and a theatrical, film or television performance if smoking is part of the performance.

Yes. Despite the fact that the tickets and the venues will say "No Cameras" allowed, U2 has been able to override the policy at each venue. You are allowed to bring in a camera, as long as it's not a pro-level device, i.e. -- no detachable lenses, etc.