[BSGSamuel]

Someone was trying to sell 'big melons' just now. Should be added as well imo.

[cubeguy314]

You people have such naughty minds...
>.<

[Rick]

What about implied words such as: Rooster, Richard, or cat?

Should those be banned too as they have alternate nicknames that could be used in offensive context?

-Rick

[Skylord_Fox]

What about implied words such as: Rooster, Richard, or cat?

Should those be banned too as they have alternate nicknames that could be used in offensive context?

-Rick

The cat nickname is on the swear list

[Rick]

I meant banning the word "cat" itself.

What if it's being used as a replacement for the other word? Should we just ban "cat" as well because it also means another word?

-Rick

[Ratta237]

This is all about context not meaning.
"I laid a square of stone bricks for you to build on."
If ^ tripped the swear filter people would get pretty angry fairly fast.
If someone says laid in a sexual manner more than once just take a screenshot and put up a ban request.
Also saying "can I bed staff?" may be seen as inappropriate but why ban the word bed?

[diamond_boss]

Really?

[nickisbestpony]

Dis sujestshun iz awsum!!1!

[kerovon]

While you're at it, just make using chat ban-able.

Good idea. Make a suggestion, and I shall champion it.

[Ryu Aurora]

Downfall: Does it mean something else aswell?

verb (used with object)
1. to put or place in a horizontal position or position of rest; set down: to lay a book on a desk.

2. to knock or beat down, as from an erect position; strike or throw to the ground: One punch laid him low.

3. to put or place in a particular position: The dog laid its ears back.

4. to cause to be in a particular state or condition: Their motives were laid bare.

5. to set, place, or apply (often followed by to or on ): to lay hands on a child.

Other

37. the way or position in which a thing is laid or lies: the lay of the land.

38. Slang: Vulgar. (Why you want it censored)

39. Ropemaking. the quality of a fiber rope characterized by the degree of twist, the angles formed by the strands, and the fibers in the strands.

40. Also called lay-up, spread. (in the garment industry) multiple layers of fabric upon which a pattern or guide is placed for production-line cutting.

Yes, it means several other things.

I voted no.