"Word Censor" will not be used for censoring, but for correct spelling. All "OGG" ahould be changed to "Ogg". What do You think guys?
Perhaps it will also change your 'You' to 'you.'
RIV@NVX
Feb 6 2003, 14:05
I guess this is the stupidest idea I have ever heard.
There is much more important thing (like upgrade to IBF 1.1 Final), and not dealing with typos.
QUOTE(RIV@NVX @ Feb 6 2003 - 09:05 PM)
I guess this is the stupidest idea I have ever heard.
There is much more important thing (like upgrade to IBF 1.1 Final), and not dealing with typos.
Why? It will not take much time and will stop (or reduce) spreading of "OGG" spelling.
fenterbug
Feb 6 2003, 14:33
Yes, IB has a word filter that's capable of that. Took me a full minute (

) to test. Shouldn't take much longer for Dibrom...
QUOTE(floyd @ Feb 6 2003 - 09:49 PM)
that would be stupid
Why?
QUOTE(Cobra @ Feb 6 2003 - 08:52 PM)
Why?
i cAN'T bEGIN tO iMAGINE!!!!
QUOTE(john33 @ Feb 6 2003 - 10:05 PM)
QUOTE(Cobra @ Feb 6 2003 - 08:52 PM)
Why?
i cAN'T bEGIN tO iMAGINE!!!!

lol
Heh...
Sorry, but this is so trivial I wonder why anyone bothered to even post about it.
Don't you guys have better things to worry about then whether someone spells it as OGG vs Ogg?
Once you start changing "OGG" to "Ogg" people will start to wonder what else is being changed. I don't like it if what I say is filtered. Whether one says "OGG" or "Ogg" is unimportant imo, but if you start changing that minor error, wouldn't you also have to correct larger errors? What about changing "standart" to "standard"?
Don't you hate those know-it-all guys that allways correct you if you pronounce something wrong?
If there isn`t much time needed to change this - why not? OGG --> Ogg, tandart --> tandard (yes, w/o "s" or "S"). E.g. Dibrom will need less (/comparable) time to make changes than answer to this post...
For 2 years i though that correct is OGG

Emmet on IRC told me that correct is Ogg... I know many people who write: "OGG"...
Oh.. btw, since this nonsense isn't going to happen, there's no use in discussing it any further.
Thread closed.
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