How to filter obscene language?

Question

Iron

There is a site with attendance of about 6000 people per day. People leave a lot of comments. Manual moderation is not possible. How to filter foul language in comments? Maybe there are ready-made and effective solutions? Who is struggling with such situations?

Answer 1

Do you have a cat at home??

Answer 2

Goodnight))
Check the same for all network cards. This setting does not correlate with Wake-on-Lan in the BIOS, and is controlled by the operating system. If you had it turned on from the OFF state, then yes, the BIOS would determine this, but here it determines the OS.
Perhaps someone (the router itself?) sends a magic packet, and the computer wakes up. This was exactly what happened to me in a similar situation. Windows likes to wake up other machines, especially if they have other resources declared through UPnP and Co. (all sorts of shared multimedia libraries, etc.).

Answer 3

New Windows like to download and install updates in the middle of the night, as well as send all sorts of logs to small software, and it's done in such a way that you can't really cut it. If the computer is stationary, then the switch on the surge protector saves stupidly from all problems, on laptops you need to think about the battery.

Answer 4

by the way, I have the same problem with my PC, and it’s been 5 years already, there were 7 more. But there is no such thing on the laptop, although the settings are the same as the installed software, but recently I replaced the motherboard on the PC, the problem disappeared

Answer 5

Have you unchecked "Allow wake timers" in the power plan?

Answer 6

Are you talking new? So it becomes scary for him in a new place at night - alone and in the dark :)). I myself faced with the same, I did not find a solution. However, I noticed that if you send the computer to sleep, then it sleeps normally (I do not exclude that it wakes up for updates, and then falls asleep again - I myself sleep in another room), but if you turn off the "shutdown" - in the morning it’s quite I can find it working.

Answer 7

Have you tried updating bios? Maybe just a firmware bug. If the update does not help - look for a list of possible motherboard factory problems, it is quite possible that the motherboard is defective.
But first you need to try to turn off the computer from the outlet.

Answer 8

If people want to swear, they will swear. No dictionaries, autocorrect, and similar things will save you from this. To compile a dictionary containing an uncountable number of word forms (our people are inventive), words with letters of a different layout, words separated by extraneous characters, with a changed order of letters - no patience is enough. Heuristic analysis guarantees false positives - how to handle them? Without manual moderation, nothing will come of it. If you expect to completely get rid of manual moderation, and at the same time want to protect yourself from swearing in the comments, you will have to disable comments :)

Answer 9

Ban the Comedy Club, conduct ethics lessons at school, make flash mobs "I don't swear."
(well, you can also look in the forum engines, for example, phpbb, how they implement the swearing dictionary and autocorrect)

Answer 10

This is called a profanity filter, there are a lot of implementations, everything rests on a fairly capacious dictionary. It is better not to autoban a post, because there may be false positives, but you can make a priority system for moderators. Let's say if there is a mate in the post, increase the priority. So it is more likely that the moderators will respond faster to insults and so on.
I advise you to read .

Answer 11

Make an array of forbidden words and replace matches with asterisks when displaying text on the page. The most banal option.
PS + in the user profile settings, it would not be bad to make the function of disabling censorship.

Answer 12

You can try a wrapper for the Yandex stemmer https://github.com/aotd1/mystem/
I think it's not a problem to compile a dictionary for 99% of hits by hand.