@Tinkeringbell so what is that, basically a soft "do not swear" rule?

this place has a bit of a rep for rough edges.

sounds doable this is mostly a work-grade chatroom anyways

It seems like the polar opposite to me.

But then again, I come from places where the f-word is a curse, not the j-word.

So I really don't get the culture sometimes.

right

you don't

you really should.

cause you've been on this for an extended period of time, and really...

@JourneymanGeek You were the one who brought it up. :/

eh, no?

@JourneymanGeek - I'm not distressed that there was a tone, or about anything. You don't want it. That's OK.

It's a bit of a deviation from my normal chat patterns with friends too

I've always been talking about generalisms

I'm talking about what this room needs to be - and how its a process where I'm trying to work with people

In our communal discord you can probably assume 40% of a conversation are curses or faux insults, but sometimes you gotta drop that stuff

@andmyself I guess so. It's just so weird to me.

See when I grew up, my parents drew the line between sh*t (a swear word) and cr*p (an informal and maybe unprofessional word, but not a curse).

And j*rk was not even on the radar.

right.

@forest I think we've had multiple gentle warnings to drop it

@JourneymanGeek OK, because you keep bringing it up, and then kicking me when I reply, I'll ignore you for my own safety.

ANYWAY, new topic

@forest Drop it means drop it. Please don't do that.

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Ah, nevermind.

@forest why? Do share!

@ShadowWizard I don't want to get kicked, so no.

@forest so I get it that you found what you were looking for, and it's NSFT?

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