How to filter obscene words in sharepoint site / sharepoint discussion forum

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Can any one throw a light on how to filter obscene words in sharepoint site / sharepoint discussion forum ? I searched for the articles and couldn't find any helpful links.Please let me know if any one implemented this functionality.

Thanks in advance
Manuel

Posted 20-Nov-10 6:49am

manueltechie

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Thanks Mark for the reply, One more query as far as performace is considered, do i need to keep thr blacklisted words as a text file or a sharepoint list ?
Once again thanks for your response

Posted 21-Nov-10 5:40am

manueltechie

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Henry Minute 21-Nov-10 13:54pm

The easiest way to attract the attention of someone who has answered your question is to add a comment to their answer, like I am doing here. That way they get an Email like you just have. :)

[no name] 21-Nov-10 16:28pm

It would be easier to maintain and better performing as a list.

manueltechie 21-Nov-10 18:06pm

Henry , That was done by a mistake, anyways thanks for you guidence
Mark, Once again thanks for your efforts

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Not Active · Accepted Answer · 2010-11-20T09:34:00

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You could always implement an event receiver and filter the item being added to the list. What constitutes an obscene word is up to you. I would suggest using a SharePoint list of words to compare against. Of course you'll want to restrict access to the list, probably to site administrators.

Posted 20-Nov-10 9:34am

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Henry Minute 21-Nov-10 13:52pm

Mark: In case you were not aware, the OP has raised a supplementary question, raised by your answer.