if you can't describe yourself without using profanity then your problems should already exclude you from the Internet.
(which is more of a plea than actual fact)
I agree with you. There never has been and never will be profanity on the Internet. No dirty pictures either. Actually, maybe you meant "if you can describe yourself without using profanity", which sounds more like a problem for the Internet I know.
Anyway, I can't figure out what Amazon is on about. Maybe "oderanc" is a vile insult in Icelandic, and their screening program smugly recognized your feeble attempt to disguise it? Did you try any variations, or JavaRanch.com?
I remember once going to UCLA and I had a drink ("Stout"), which was an Imperial stout, so I thought I would wash it down with some ordinary bitter, but "wash it down" was changed by the software to
waXX XX down
I tried later with what we call Freddie Uncle Charlie Katie, and that changed to XXXX too.
I know this is an old thread, but they were recently talking about this on NPR. The show "Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me" had a Bluff the Listner Challenge on the Scunthorpe problem.
There are only two hard things in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors
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