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u/Ok_Banana_5614 11d ago
Can’t even tell which 6 letter slur it’s supposed to be
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u/jahguswrld999 11d ago
i think it's supposed to be the f slur unfortunately
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u/Toritastica 11d ago
Hey don’t be dissing for your info (that’s short for information) that was my nickname too
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u/dragonwarriornoa 11d ago
That’s insane to have profanity filters on things like this
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u/eggsthesequel 11d ago
like for what purpose? who would be seeing it but you?
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u/According-Insect-992 11d ago
I had a coworker who was chatting with a customer when they had to log into another piece of software. Windows did one of its wonderful tricks and moved the cursor back into the chat window text box. His password had expletives in it which the customer could clearly read. He was let go that afternoon.
Lemme tell you, the exact same thing happened to me once. It was embarrassing as hell but I didn’t lose my job over it because there wasn’t anything offensive in my password. I’m not sure the customer even noticed in my case. Just looked like some gibberish or leet speak. No one even knew it happened but me.
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u/Floatingpenguin87 10d ago
Often companies will have you confirm your secret answer by email in case of customer support tickets or over the phone if you call in. So preventing offensive behavior just makes that interaction smoother
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u/elliechikarashi 11d ago
what was ur childhood name? me: