All I'm saying is....

[viridis]

..that maybe the swearfilter should be extended to usernames too.

[Anonymous]

How does that get passed through 

[Anonymous]

I've seen far worse on giffgaff

People's usernames often reflect their mood at the time of posting, and if it's intended to be a one-off rant before they leave, then you get a sense of the type of discussion that's being started.

I can understand people's frustration at times, but if they can't keep it civil, then I find it best to ignore them (although a report where appropriate is always useful).

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I've seen far worse on giffgaff

People's usernames often reflect their mood at the time of posting, and if it's intended to be a one-off rant before they leave, then you get a sense of the type of discussion that's being started.

I can understand people's frustration at times, but if they can't keep it civil, then I find it best to ignore them (although a report where appropriate is always useful).

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Thing is @Anonymous people have been reporting it but so far nothing has been done 

[Anonymous]

Then I hope that @Toby is following this discussion, because it's an issue that needs addressing.

[Bambino]

It's Saturday.....

[Toby]

Thanks for flagging @viridis.

Filters for usernames work in a slightly different way and our filter list is quite vast (as I used my own memory of bad language to create it ;)), but there will aways be the odd phrase that gets past. The best way to report these is privately to me, so as not to perpetuate or spread awareness of a any bad language/phrasing.

I'll also check ti see if any other phrases can be added.

[Anonymous]

@Toby You forgot a few words then

[MI5]

I doubt anyone could imagine a full list of all possible variations.

[jonsie]

The words in themselves aren't too bad but stringing them together....

[Toby]

Hi @Anonymous,

Please report any you think I have missed privately. It would be great help.