what the? pr e ss - re l eas e banned?

I was trying to post a link to a NASA article on their website ... it happens to have the phrase "pr e ss - r el ea se" (sans spaces) in it, which got struck out in the url, rendering it useless. What gives?

The url in question:

https://www.nasa.gov/pre ss-r ele ase/nasa-sets-launch-coverage-for-artemis-mega-moon-rocket-spacecraft

The post in question:
https://www.vbforums.com/showthread....oon!&p=5578127

-tg

https://www.nasa.gov/**************/...ket-spacecraft

EDIT: Wish I could help.

I ended up going to tinyurl and getting a shortened link that works. The longer url ended up getting eaten in different ways at different sites. Meh...


-tg

Just noticed another bizarre ban:

a/p/p/u/s

You can't use code or link directly to this api.

Code:

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Private Sub InitDestList()
Dim uCDL As DestinationList
Dim pItems As IObjectArray
Dim pTasksArray As IObjectArray
Dim pObjColl As EnumerableObjectCollection
Dim lMaxSlots As Long
SetCurrentProcessExplicit*****erModelID sAppID

uCDL = New DestinationList
uCDL.SetAppID sAppID
uCDL.BeginList lMaxSlots, IID_IObjectArray, pItems

Set pObjColl = New EnumerableObjectCollection

AddJumpListTasks pObjColl
Set pTasksArray = pObjColl

uCDL.AddUserTasks pTasksArray
uCDL.CommitList

End Sub

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Does it think pp is something people substitute for the letter N, and a certain body part can't be mentioned?

Let's see...

I'm going to publish my mANUScript today.

Nope that's not it. Just ***** then?

LOL

Quote:

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Originally Posted by fafalone

Just noticed another bizarre ban:

a/p/p/u/s

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A quick web search shows there are various companies with that name, so it is likely that at some point one of them was spamming, so got added to our bad-words list.

DITTO.... Generally speaking, things added to the Language Filter were added for a reason. Sure, it's possible things have changed....

BUT, we don't have the resources to go in and make these types of very small issues. I'm not sure when vBulletin added the Super Admin position - but I'm not part of it.