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We did a similar thing at Groupon after a customer’s coupon code contained an F bomb.
by pchristensen 5y ago
We did a similar thing at Groupon after a customer’s coupon code contained an F bomb.
- EvanAnderson 5y agoI removed the letter U from a random password generator for a Customer's app after a password was generated containing the "C-word".
- AstralStorm 5y agoI presume you removed V as well? :)
- ithinkso 5y agoBoth of you are allowed to swear on the internet
- timthorn 5y agoThey're allowed, but it is courteous of them to refrain.
- rsynnott 5y agoAnd yet, not _required_ to if they don't want to.
- ithinkso 5y agoI agree, I only wanted to point out that they can I they want to. I didn't say they have to Edit: I'm being downvoted so I want to explain - the internet is a huge mishmash of different cultures and all I wanted to say is that it is allowed to swear because I though that maybe, in their local one, it is not and they think it's universal
- 0des 5y agoLet it go, downvotes don't matter.
- pchristensen 5y agoBut I’d rather not say it, online or in person.