MS-BadWords v1.0
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            Written and compiled by Ray Akey (AKA Heavy Metal)
                       For CNet Amiga v2.19 and up.

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What is it?
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 BadWords simply parses messages after exiting (saving) the C-Net editor and
checks all words entered with a list of "Badwords" created by the sysop and
if found, users are notified of their inappropriate choice of words and knocks
them back into the editor to remove the offending word(s).


Program Installation:
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 Installation is simple and very minimal.

1. Copy BadWords to your Pfiles directory or any other appropriate <PATH>.
2. Add the following line to ANY of C-Net's "filing" prompts. One example
   of such a prompt is the "Response filing" prompt on line 478 of BBSTEXT
   (line # for CNet Amiga v1.9a).  The string to add to this line is:

   \#2<PATH>Badwords\

   If "Badwords" was in Pfiles: the line should read similar to the following:

   \#2PFiles:BadWords\

Installation and editing of the "badwords.words" configuration file:
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1. Copy (or create) "Badwords.words" to your SYSDATA: directory.
2. Edit the file,  adding the words you consider offending text per the
   following guidelines:

   A word alone such as "shit" in Badwords.words would look for ANY
   occurence of the text "shit" whether alone or embedded inside other
   text.  This would spot the text in words such as "Shithead" or
   "horse-shit".

   A word surrounded by underscores (_) such as "_ass_" would look for
   only the text "ass" alone.  This is done due to the possible use of the
   text "ass" embedded in a word such as "pass" or "massacre".

   It is case insensitive.  "cRaSs" and "crass" are considered to be
   the same word.


Known Bugs:
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 Due to the way CNet handles the editor currently, if a user decides to abort
the message and there are still words that are deemed unaccepable in the
message, abortion will not be possible, and saving will not be permitted until
the unnaceptable text is removed.

 However, if he/she decides to drop carrier, the message will be saved AS IS.

--I can be reached for comments at the above C-Link address, via E-Mail on
  Future World or my BBS as noted in the header of this doc file.