func Blocked
Blocked reports whether s holds a blocked word, phrase or stem.
v0 source pure
Package safe screens short public texts, such as radio dedications, with no human review. A text must use plain chara...
Package safe screens short public texts, such as radio dedications, with no human review. A text must use plain characters, carry no link or phone number, and contain no blocked word or phrase, after folding accents, leet digits (0→o, 1→i, 3→e, 4→a, 5→s, 7→t) and repeated letters. Words match whole, without a final s, reversed, or glued back when split by - or ' ("fu-ck"); a run of single letters ("f u c k") reads as one word; a few unambiguous stems match inside any word. So "classic" or "grass" pass; the realm adds reports and automatic hiding for what a list cannot know.
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func Note
Note returns why s cannot be shown publicly ("" when it can). max is the longest text accepted, in characters.
func Slur
Slur reports whether s holds a racial or homophobic slur or a hate slogan: the check for titles, names and bios, where the full list would refuse real works (Sex Pistols, Bitches Brew).
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- strings stdlib
