Swearing on the forums? Can we clear this up

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A few months ago there was a thread like this and im 99% sure the conclusion went like this.

Your allowed to

have a letter like for example
Z
and finish off the rest with stars.

Example Z*****

This was acceptable I thought. But I got a two day suspension for doing this. The rules change everyday it appears. Could some mods clear this up please.
 
no in all the threads on this (search) it's the whole word stared out you're allowed suffixes ie ing/ed but none of the actually swear words letters.

First letter is a nono.
 
No, you must fully star out the words.

http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/faq.php?faq=vb_read_and_post#faq_vb_vbcode_toolbar said:
No swearing, posting of "adult" material, personal attacks or "trolling"
OcUK would like you and your whole family to learn and share via our forums. For this reason swearing and the posting of "adult" or offensive material is forbidden. Simply replacing some of the letters in a swearword with a * or any other character is not acceptable. If you must then please replace the whole word with ***** or other repeated character. We also expect members to behave respectfully and not launch personal or abusive attacks on other members. Those who post for the sole purpose of causing trouble are not welcome here and will be dealt with accordingly.
 
Wasnt there a thread on this just several days ago? Also i dont see why its so complicated, the rules says try not to swear, and if you must, star out every letter of the swear word.

Is that too complicated to understand?
 
I think what would be most useful is a comprehensive list of all the words that aren't allowed. Here are the ones I can think of:

****
****
****
****
********
*******
************
*********
****
**********
********
 
Ive always wondered why **** and knob are acceptable?

That word isn't - knob is open to interpretation

Edit - Apologies was sure i'd seen it before.
 
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