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> why do you have a feature on your site that can obliterate mentions of a certain phrase? It's called database access, and every CTO has it, ultimately. That
by RickHull 16y ago
> why do you have a feature on your site that can obliterate mentions of a certain phrase?
It's called database access, and every CTO has it, ultimately. That said, I doubt there is a big red button sitting like a blank check for the CTO to nuke phrases that contract his sphincter. That said, what the hell do I know?
- citricsquid 16y agoThis feature "filters" comments as they're made, it's most definitely something that was built as a feature he even says as much, it's not "database access", it's a built in feature for filtering (censoring) bad content. It doesn't remove old mentions, it disallows future mentions.
- iamjustlooking 16y agoI love that you can imagine the CTO running through the database blocking all mentions of lamebook in real time.