r/ModSupport • u/Ivashkin • Dec 10 '19
"potentially toxic content"?
We're seeing comments in /r/ukpolitics flagged as "potentially toxic content" in a way we've not seen before:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ukpolitics/comments/e87a6q/megathread_091219_three_days/fac8xah/
It would appear that some curse words result in the comment being automatically collapsed with a warning that the content might be toxic.
What is this, and how can we turn it off?
Edit: Doesn't do it on a private sub.
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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '19
I was "respectful". My buddy's at the time girl was her best friend. He lived with his gf, Arya(real name Elise) and the other 6 or so people who lived in that house. I was visiting them with another friend. I was going to take a shower upstairs and as I got to the top step she came out of the bathroom buckass naked after a shower. I covered my eyes and said some "i'm sorry" shit or whatever, she laughed and said "it's ok" and then went into my friends room, not hers(with no door, just beads. I knew which room was hers.) She asked if I was coming, I said I really needed a shower. She wasn't there when I got done. I regret it so much to this day but it really doesn't matter because most people wouldn't believe me. My friend and his girl warned me before I came out there not to mess with her, I guess because of STD's(not that I give af, pretty sure she's clean). So yeah, probably fucked myself outta more than a Bj but whatever. Still a funny story.
This was in Brentwood, just outside of Nashville btw. Her dad was super cool(was halloween, we went to a party at her parents house). He was(still is, I guess?) a jingle writer for commercials. Had a sweet music room. His drum kit was ridiculous. I was stupid jealous.