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user 216199
vulgarity, expletives, cussin'... Whatever you call it, it's not welcome here.
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Should I edit a post only to replace profanity words (which are used in non-offensive way)?
If a user posts a question/answer which contains "bad words" in code examples, should I edit such a post only to replace bad words?
For example, if a user includes this code in his/her post:
var t …
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