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	Wordfilter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Of course, filters designed for cliché or vandalism control may result in humor as well; for example, the "First Post" filter on Fark often trips up unwary users, as "I believe I made that clear in my first post" becomes "I believe I made that clear in my Boobies".
		Lameness filters are text-based wordfilters used by Slash-based websites to stop junk comments from being posted in response to stories.
		Since wordfilters are automated and look only for particular sequences of characters, users aware of the filters will sometimes try to evade them by changing their posts just enough to avoid the filters.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lameness_filter (603 words)

	Filter (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Filter (chemistry) — a device to separate mixtures, e.g.
		A filter feeder is an animal that strains food particles from water.
		Filter was also the name of a 1990s industrial rock band; see Filter (band).
	filter.kiwiki.homeip.net.cob-web.org:8888 (183 words)

	Filtering :: Spam : Gourt
		Atqui Spam Filter - Filters spam email from current e-mail address of user.
		Mailcleaner - Offers e-mail filtering to stop spam and viruses at their server before it reaches to the end user.
		SpamAssassin - A mail filter, written in Perl, to identify spam using a wide range of heuristic tests on mail headers and body text.
	computers.gourt.com /Internet/Abuse/Spam/Filtering.html (2068 words)

	Lameness filter (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Lameness filters are filters[?] used by SlashCode based websites to stop junk comments from being posted.
		These can be easily circumvented, but they usually keep most junk off sites.
		Obsession with breaking these filters have lead to Internet trolls appearing all over slashcode based sites like slashdot.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au.cob-web.org:8888 /lookup/encyclopedia/la/Lameness_filter.html (58 words)

	Slashcode \| Slash 0.9.4 Weekend
		For the unspecified lameness filter, we use Compress::Zlib to check how well some text is compressed.
		If the text compresses extremely well, then we say it is lame (usually it is someone pasting the same text over and over again, or just typing 'asdasdasdasd', or something).
		It's not the unspecified lameness filter message for a string of letters that bothers me, it was the 'don't use caps' message for a string of numbers.
	slashcode.com /article.pl?sid=00/03/18/1420233 (1828 words)

	filter magazine - features
		Whether you remember him as the best worst standup comedian you’ve ever seen, or build monuments in his likeness to honor He Who is the Highest Arc of Subtle Comedic Genius to Date (we suggest the latter), you just don’t forget Mitch—there is no one else like him around.
		And if Bob Sagat is, like some weird watered-down, wit-deficient Christ figure spreading lameness throughout the land, then Hedberg is the anti-comic: all long hair in his face, eyes on his shuffling shoes, sunglasses over his eyes, laughing at his own observational humor and messing up the delivery half the time.
		Filter Mini sat down for some words with Mitch the day after his headlining show at Los Angeles’ Wiltern theater.
	www.filter-mag.com /features/interior.55.html (768 words)

	filter magazine - reviews - Vegoose Festival - Day 2
		His piano was crisp and clear, but every one of his songs sounded the same, and since they all deal with being old and uncool, I got out of there before catching a terminal case of lameness.
		It was back to the Cabaret Clubs tent for the Yard Dogs Road Show, who were well at home in the big top with their circus spectacle and extensive costuming.
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	www.filter-mag.com /reviews/interior.605.html (1148 words)

	Lameness filter at AllExperts (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Lameness filters are textbased filters used by SlashCode-based websites to stop junk comments from being posted in response to stories.
		Similar filters that filter out foul or vulgar language are used in message boards all over the internet.
		Obsession with bypassing these filters successfully has led to Internet trolls appearing all over SlashCode based sites such as Slashdot.
	experts.about.com.cob-web.org:8888 /e/l/la/Lameness_filter.htm (125 words)

	Do you have copies of Party Fears and a scanner?
		The filter rules are regular expressions - maybe one of the more nix-aware editors could have a go at loosening them a little...
		The other thing that shits me is the smug righteousness of the title ("Lameness filter") and the message, which I can't quite remember because it differs depending on what was filtered.
		In my experience, that sort of high-handed criticism isn't meant to cure the problem, it's just meant to allow the author and their little clique to be terribly smug about how lame they apparently aren't.
	rocknerd.org /comments.pl?sid=558&cid=1309 (246 words)

	Filtering :: Usenet : Gourt
		In mathematics, a certain kind of subset of a partially ordered set.
		Filter (television), a show on the G4 channel:
		Collaborative Newsfilter project - A project aimed at development of a collaborative Usenet quality ratings-based message filtering and recommendation service.
	computers.gourt.com /Software/Internet/Servers/Usenet/Filtering.html (319 words)

	ClueChick: real clues from a real chick: Lameness abounds on Craig's List and other personals sites
		It's not that I want that guy to have improved, because if he's really that clueless, I'm glad to have an easy way to recognize him.
		Instead, it's that I want him to stop bothering me. Some brilliant geek needs to come up with a "lame response" filter for me.
		This weblog is licensed under a Creative Commons License.
	www.cluechick.com /2006/08/lameness_abounds_on_craigs_lis.php (621 words)

	Linux.com \| Get your FLAC on with MP3FS
		MP3FS runs at the filesystem layer, advertising a virtual foo.mp3 file for each foo.flac file in the directory and transcoding the FLAC audio to MP3 on the fly whenever the file is read.
		The current release of MP3FS is a gzipped source tarball that depends on FUSE, libFLAC (for reading FLAC audio files), and LAME (for transcoding them on the fly).
		Through much experimentation, I could not find any LAME settings (even 320kbps cbr) which did not completely ruin the sound of the music I was encoding, even when played back on relatively low quality playback equipment (eg, my crusty old laptop's sound output and a ~US$20 pair of closed headphones).
	applications.linux.com /applications/06/09/29/1525201.shtml?tid=13 (1282 words)

	Agile Partners weblog » Is Slashdot dying?
		That range of time doesn’t return the usual filtered count (usually the filter is 3) without being logged in, and the overall comment counts are drastically lower than the trend, so I removed it from any conclusions.
		I don’t CARE what the groupthink is pushing today, or what meme all of the lame sheeples are going to parrot - I care what a very small subsection of experts and peers consider interesting.
		This is where I hope filtering will come in…something I know reddit is currently doing and digg planning on emulating.
	www.agilepartners.com /blog/2005/12/20/is-slashdot-dying (1884 words)

	Freetds/PHP/Freebsd/MSSQLserver 7.0 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Somebody suggested I try compiling php --with-sybase-ct rather then --sybase I did this and the datetime fields report correctly Unfortunately it dumps core when you try and pull text fields or timestamp fields.
		BTW can anybody tell me how to get past the lameness filter.
		The listserve keeps insisting the first line is the same even when I add random text to the first line.
	lists.ibiblio.org /pipermail/freetds/2002q1/006532.html (121 words)

	Slashdot \| The (im)Mobility of Web 2.0 Apps
		Sections [added for lameness filter] [Grr still says too lame]
		Main [added for lameness filter] [Grr still says too lame]
		About [added for lameness filter] [Grr still says too lame]
	slashdot.org /articles/06/10/18/1948243.shtml (3354 words)

	J!NX Forums - The Broken
		it seems the broken has become this board's version of a lameness filter - since a lot of the DUH questions have subsided, yet on their forum the DUH question count seems to have grown exponentially!
		Well, at least on this forum you can discuss something without it being locked/deleted for no reason other than someone not agreeing with you.
		Posted - 02/21/2004 : 5:43:31 PM Yeah maby that socalled wardriving thingey was a bit lame but i enjoy ramzi all the time and i liked the free pizza scene.
	www.jinxhackwear.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2417 (879 words)

	NewsForge \| How Linux and Open Source are 'infiltrating' a startup (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		No, what's lame is having to change all acronyms in a post that should be uppercase to lowercase because of poorly implemented "lameness filters" like this.
		I'm all that's left of the I.T. department at our startup after the previous gang spent all the company's money on MS and associated hardware.They left an "All Microsoft" internal operation in a company with an "All Unix" infrastructure.
		If they are kind of lame, and see enterprises run entirely on software they are familiar with at home, then the "I don't want to learn anything new" attitude becomes institutionalized.
	www.newsforge.com /os/02/08/23/1335235.shtml (1292 words)

	Flickr: Technique
		Must remember the all-important yellowish border, the subtle embossing along the edges, the crappy focus (gaussian blur), and desaturation.
		If there was a lameness filter in Photoshop, this would be the result...
		I think you've missed the fact that the shadow behind his head is too...
	flickr.com /groups/technique/discuss/87189 (596 words)

	Slashcode \| Current Slash Tags (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		(I am posting this hear instead of on a comment because the lameness filter keeps catching me...
		If THIS doesn't prove the lameness filter is too tight, I don't know what does.
		Re:Lameness filter by Krow (Score:2) Tuesday March 25, @05:43PM
	ask.slashcode.com.cob-web.org:8888 /article.pl?sid=03/03/24/1633257&tid=1&tid=25 (312 words)

	Rocknerd: Search
		Re:Lameness filter by David Gerard on Sunday November 16, @02:06PM
		Re:Lameness filter by ms45 on Saturday November 15, @09:27PM
		Lameness filter by Ben on Friday November 14, @09:58PM
	rocknerd.org /search.pl?op=comments&sid=558 (273 words)

	Geek Austin \| AMD to give away Athlon CPUs and Motherboards
		if you're gonna go, just make sure u get there and stay awake during the lame number calling, they only do 10 at a time so it lasts forever.
		Apparently the lameness filter was complaing about my original subject line of "Only 50?".
		Of course it only has one error message for all problems, which complains about all caps.
	geekaustin.org /articles/01/10/19/135216.shtml (451 words)

	Stephen's Homepage
		The first dash of plot, scoop of action movie of the summer, too bad the summer was over months ago (though with temperatures still in the 70s here there isn't much of a difference).
		CNN has dispatched six questions of questionable quality to Al Jazeera (through which they expect they will reach Osama Bin Laden).
		CNN seems to have filtered out any questions with merit and are instead essentially asking Bin Laden to directly incriminate himself.
	www.unc.edu /~sdball/homepage (4591 words)

	MathToolsWiki: UnansweredDesignQuestions/WebForms
		If html, we need a filter to clean dubious javascript and junk.
		If it has images, it won't work until they're uploaded, so we may want to check that they're uploaded first before we let the submission complete.
		Slashdot's lameness filter allows:
	mathforum.org /wiki/MathTools?UnansweredDesignQuestions/WebForms (1884 words)

	CommunityWiki: PreemptiveModeration (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This can't keep out all spam, but it can keep out swear words.
		Some sites use other criteria; SlashDot, for example, has a "lameness filter" that won't let you post if certain criteria aren't met (I forgot exactly what; I think one of them is that the post must be a certain length).
		One can have another random user vet the post.
	www.communitywiki.org /PreemptiveModeration (407 words)

	clearly misunderstood...: August
		This story has a very personal touch for me: My grand fathers and his kids story is a story of struggle and unknowingly end up on the other side of globalization.
		On the other hand, every time I watch the news I want my own lameness filter on humans.
		I want to go to Titan and setup a base.
	www.hrishikeshballal.net /journal/2006/08/august.html (494 words)

	Memory Leaks (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The only recent public document that I know of is the architecture support reference manual at:
		Unfortunately, that doucment is quite dense (and you're going to have to remove the lameness filter modifications).
		The A-Series actually uses a structure called an ASD (actual segment descriptor) to store information about the base address, length and type of data in the array, among other things.
	slashdot.org.cob-web.org:8888 /comments.pl?sid=20172&cid=2174329 (252 words)

	The Joel on Software Discussion Group - "Separate the content from the presentation"
		What happens when someone figures out you can make 4000pt letters with CSS?" rather than "We're not allowing HTML because everyone will use bold red blinking text and we will be left with a juvenile wasteland.").
		Note that Slashdot has a lameness filter to filter out posts for this very reason.
		Anyway, separating the content from the presentation like your initial example--attempting to place emphasis on each word--is way easier with the ability to bold (embolden?
	discuss.joelonsoftware.com /default.asp?joel.3.312921.19 (2362 words)

	AllaKhazam's Magical Realm - Your Everquest Community
		Thank you sooooo much for posting such a large number that it locks my browser up.
		Actually, it probably was a good thing he posted that, when I found the post, it annoyed me so much, I finally put in the Lameness filter I've been meaning to for a while.
		Your message will now be rejected if it has words longer than 250 characters, or contains the words "monk" and "item".
	everquest.allakhazam.com /db/item.html?item=17095 (1233 words)

	Re: Corel ports Mozilla to Qt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		I bet khtml uses less memory, important to us with low-end machines.
		If this post goes through and passes the lameness filter I'll be very surprised.
		The Fine Print: The following comments are owned by whomever posted them.
	dot.kde.org /969516460/969547156 (130 words)

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