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JoeSkull[533524]
· 10 likes · No, we shouldn't censor more words. In fact, in my opinion, we shouldn't censor anything.
joei[2474002]
· 1 likes · i was on the edge of my hay bed in suspense of that drumroll
Shindig[865748]Officer
· 1 likes · Eh, I don't want to know how you happened upon this word, but thanks for bringing it to the censor's attention. It'll be added as some f**kers just can't be trusted be behave themselves on someone else's website. You probs …
I like many others which to see Torn be a place that holds no derogatory terms so Torn can be a virtual world that is inclusive to all. So I question if we can offer words that are uncensored and yet should be censored. Recently one of these words came to my attention and that word is.
*drumroll* Staff Edit: Not okay!
If u dont know what this means then a simple trip to UrbanDictionary can educate you
Eh, I don't want to know how you happened upon this word, but thanks for bringing it to the censor's attention. It'll be added as some f**kers just can't be trusted be behave themselves on someone else's website.
You probs could have mailed it or so but what the hey.
Torn as a legal entity, has the ability to display and censor any content on the page that it wishes. They can choose which words are and are not censored and display information that they wish
In technical terms once you enter the website of Torn you have to abide by the "laws" or rules, including censorship.