Kids often rebel against something by rebelling against something else at the same time. Rebellious haircuts, underground music, custom clothes alterations, and drugs all go together for example.
The reason behind self censoring is what people are responding to, and how people do it shows the cause.
The most common reason for people to self censor by hiding a letter or two is to get past world filters imposed by multibillion dollar industries. Chat in games, social media platforms, and other places have draconian rules that people work around and thn drag those habits to other places where it isn't necessary to remind everyone that billion dollar companies are ruining the internet. It used to be kind of funny when it was one or two companies addressing actual toxic behavior, but not people are censoring terms like rape when discussing it as a social problem that needs to be addressed.
If someone is thinking "What a fucking moron." there are many ways to self censor.
"What a moron." Self censoring by not using the word at all is perfectly fine.
"What a f*cking moron." looks like someone is trying to say something hut is scared of a filter from the word police.
"Trmp is a fcking moron." is like someone whispering about someone because they are afraid of being heard. Yes, I've started to see names getting the same treatment because of whatever stupid reason.
Sure, they can do whatever they want but I'm going to judge them for it.
TV edit lines do create some of the best comedic lines.
Also the scene from Blazing Saddles where they are eating beans and just stand up and sit down silently for a few minutes because the censors banned fart noises.
Plenty of people have been banned for false positives for the current anticheat methods due to corrupted files and whatnot, so I'd rather that a few 'too good for reality' players were banned instead.
What really bugs me about this menu is that they keep rearranging the items and I need to search where the hell “Save to Playlist” went again. And I often confuse “Save to Library” and “Save to Playlist”, because isn’t that like the same thing, but called different?
They could easily identify the worst hackers just based on the game play data without needing to actually confirm that they have cheats installed.
Snapping between spread out people to get a half dozen head shots in a quarter second? Hacking.
Locking on to someone behind a wall? Hacking.
Hacks that nullify recoil? They should be able to tell by unrealistically precise counter movements.
Sure, games can occasionally have network issues that result in these kinds of things but if someone does it regularly then it isn't a networking thing.
Kids often rebel against something by rebelling against something else at the same time. Rebellious haircuts, underground music, custom clothes alterations, and drugs all go together for example.