Quote Originally Posted by anatess View Post
oooohhh..... bad word, huh???

If an infraction-inducing word is non-English, can you still get an infraction?

Food for thought: In my language, the spanish for milk is a bad word. It is as bad as the N word.
In this case, yes. If the words translate into an English meaning that would be censored...if we figure it out...it will be infracted. However, we can't keep up with every single cultural language taboo...but, if someone used such a word in a way that it was obviously a personal insult directed at you and we were made aware, we would still step in and deal with it.

While the majority of our readers are English speakers, we DO reach an International audience and that audience includes children of many languages. The site should be safe for them all.