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Announcing Profanity Filter for Rails

By Adam Bair March 17, 2011 in rails, open source, gem, profanity

I'm pleased to announce Profanity Filter for Rails. This gem filters undesirable words from text and displays a friendly version. Filtering is non-destructive by default but has the option of replacing the original text. It's based on a dictionary that is customizable so you can add additional words as needed.

Announcing Fu-fu: The Profanity Filter for Rails

By Adam Bair June 6, 2008 in rails, ruby, open source, plugin, fu-fu, profanity, filter

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