ProfanityDetector

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[CW: Touches ProfanityList.cs] Remove "Lesbian" and "Lesbians"

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These are sexualities, and should not be considered profane

roobscoob

Thread Saftey?

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Thanks for your work on the project! It would be great if you could add some notes to the APIs indicating if they are thread-safe or not. For example, should...

QuinnDamerell

CensorString fails to clean words in multi-line input

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In a multi-line textbox entry, words are missed if they are before or after a \r\n or \n. Example: only the first word is censored `var output = profanityFilter.CensorString( "fuk...

kHackett

ContainsProfanity case insensitivity does not work because RegexOptions.IgnoreCase does not apply when used to create a Regex object. This change fixes it by adding the option to the call to...

BrianHendrickson

BrianHendrickson

I changed the namespace to ProfanityDetector to avoid ambiguity between the ProfanityFilter class and the ProfanityFilter namespace Thank you for this by the way, it is saving me a lot...

jswashburn

Reverse Scunthorpe

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Hi folks, I'm building some software which auto-generates random 5 character 'joining' codes for a game, and I'm hoping to use this library to avoid any unfortunate words being generated...

PaulRReynolds

ContainsProfanity and DetectAllProfanity mismatch

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Have a look at the following snippet from [linqpad](http://share.linqpad.net/4ljhpp.linq). Why is profanity detected when the ContainsProfanity returns false? Seems to be a bug. ```csharp var text = "I am swearing...

AbhishekTripathi

Namespace being the same as the class name seems to be causing imports to not work as expected

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After downloading the package I was forced to use the package like this: `var filter = new ProfanityFilter.ProfanityFilter();` Expected syntax didn't compile: ``` using NUnit.Framework; using ProfanityFilter; namespace ProfanityPoc {...

eloisetaylor5693

None of the XML comments show in intellisense

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When installing `ProfanityDetector` nuget package, the XML comments don't show in intelisense  But I see in your sourcecode there's plenty of useful information: ``` /// /// Check whether a...

eloisetaylor5693