Books are kind of an interesting form of media. “But as we told others what we were working on, we discovered there were a lot of adults who would rather not see profanity in the books they read. So we had young readers in mind when we first started,” he adds.
“The original idea came from a conversation with our daughter. Maughan says the app is going well so far, with the “velocity of downloads … definitely increasing” there have been downloads in more than 90 countries now. But the vast majority of the time the alternate word is either not needed or is a good fit to preserve the general context.” There are times when the alternate word was chosen with the assumption the profane word was going to be used as a verb and in a particular instance it was used as a noun. Obviously the app doesn’t always get it right. We have to consider how each swear word/phrase is most commonly used and then what the most appropriate alternate word would be to preserve context. The replacement words can actually be fairly difficult. As to which words go in which setting (clean, cleaner or squeaky clean), it’s basically a judgement call on our part. “Since then we’ve had help from a network of readers who send us words we’ve missed. “We used several sites to generate our initial database of swear words/phrases,” Jared Maughan says by email.
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Clean cache … the app allows users to build up a library free of obscenity.
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