- Staff
- #1
Description of the idea:
Have a chat filter that automatically blocks written uses of racial slurs in all in character chat methods.
This can go two ways:
1: Outright refuse to send the message, logging the message on the logs as [failed] similar to how the current system for OOC chat works.
2: Censor the word with ******* or [SLUR]
The first method would be the better Option if you completely disagree with racism in RP full stop and would curb the problem completely (except for mic)
The second way would still allow people to “RP as racists” without actually using racial slurs Because people are upset now they can’t rp as a racist for some reason?
Why should this be added? (pros):
- Cracks down on the issue even more, it’d be better to just disallow players to use racial slurs in text chat rather than issuing real punishments for it.
- Option 2 let’s people roleplay that they’re saying racist things, without actually saying racist things serverside.
What negatives could this have? (cons):
Option 2 could still lead to offence in some cases.
Microphone usage circumvents this,
Have a chat filter that automatically blocks written uses of racial slurs in all in character chat methods.
This can go two ways:
1: Outright refuse to send the message, logging the message on the logs as [failed] similar to how the current system for OOC chat works.
2: Censor the word with ******* or [SLUR]
The first method would be the better Option if you completely disagree with racism in RP full stop and would curb the problem completely (except for mic)
The second way would still allow people to “RP as racists” without actually using racial slurs Because people are upset now they can’t rp as a racist for some reason?
Why should this be added? (pros):
- Cracks down on the issue even more, it’d be better to just disallow players to use racial slurs in text chat rather than issuing real punishments for it.
- Option 2 let’s people roleplay that they’re saying racist things, without actually saying racist things serverside.
What negatives could this have? (cons):
Option 2 could still lead to offence in some cases.
Microphone usage circumvents this,