What is the SE version of Seven Dirty Words?

Question

Caution: R-rated language

Some words, when present in a comment, make it eligible for instant, automatic one-flag deletion. Out of the seven words you can never say on television, only

shit and fuck

appear to work this way. But then there are other, Stack Exchange-specific dirty phrases:

1. accept rate or accept-rate
2. acceptance rate
3. what have you tried
4. whore

Are there other such words or phrases? Is there a complete list of them?

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Some suspect words and phrases that do not suffice for automatic deletion:

accept an/the answer, thank you, voting to close, piss, bitch, idiot, cunt (often found on Stack Overflow as a misspelling of "count").

Answer 1

I initially read the OP as asking for what comments a moderator will delete right away when the first flag on it appears. However, I misread the question, for he is actually asking about the specific magic words that are sometimes alluded to and which make one comment more easily flag-deleted than the next one.

I provided a list, but did not probe them for instaburnination™ because I did not realize that that was what was being requested. Nonetheless, I appear to have accidentally gotten at least one right, the one about “What have you tried?” Flagging a comment containing “accept rate“ or “accept-rate” also causes instant deletion on SO.

Pity that daily flag limits render dictionary-discovery methods infeasible for this sort of detection. Back to the flagboard with me.

Original post follows

Presuming that you are talking about actual use, not mere mention, that still leaves the barn doors pretty wide open. Here I list only documented candidates:

6. +1/−1 comments.
7. Duplicated comments.

1. Thank-you comments.
2. Lemme-Goober-That-For-Yaz links, especially but not uniquely when hidden behind obfuscatory link-shortening.
3. What have you tried? is getting old.
4. Voting to close.
5. Linking to Zalgo.

Answer 2

I humbly suggest we add php, php, and php to the banned words list.

Also php.

Answer 3

This comment auto-deleted upon raising a "No longer needed" flag against it:

I have summarized our findings in an answer, which you can accept if you think it solves your initial question.

So I would suggest that accept (on its own) is also a dirty word.

Indeed, this comment on an answer to Are comments which respond to another comment deleted by single flag? would seem to back this theory up:

I remember people misusing this Scunthorpe Problem in the SE system by flagging comments by moderators with the wording Please don't add the same answer to multiple questions. Answer the best one and flag the rest as duplicates. See Is it acceptable to add a duplicate answer to several questions? as no longer needed (the word "accept" in "acceptable").