Those who need it will recognise its value. It appears that many today have abandoned personal restraint, mistaking obscenity for trend or entitlement. Even tr

Those who need it will recognise its value. It appears that many today have abandoned personal restraint, mistaking obscenity for trend or entitlement. Even traditionally professional spaces, such as news outlets and heads of state, now use language unfit for civil discourse. This tool enables continued internet use without compromising the quality of the experience. Only the weak would agree with a statement like "perhaps the internet is not for you". I'm not of that breed. I intend to stamp my brand on the internet, just like those who use such language, even if I end up being the only PureWord user.