There is a list of words that should not appear on sites accepting credit cards, those words mostly refer to things that are not legal. Minors, violated sex, sex with relatives, etc. Supposedly those words may be used for advertizing among perverts implying that there is a content of the corresponding kind on the site. They do not care if it's true or not, if they see any of the words disregarding of the context - I can have problems.

Though I don't really know why I'm explaining this to you. Processing company simply sent me a list, I did not invent it. If I don't block the words - I can face immediate disconnection of the site from processing and in 2 month it will be shut down due to inability to pay. As simple as that. I like this much less than you, believe me.

1 year earlier I had to remove any ads with gamb/ling and (ph)armacy (yes, these words too), because cc aliances don't want to openly have anything to do with them. You did not notice this, indeed, but I lost a noticeable part of income.

I'd love to see that on the approaches to the town itself: 'Sfannyhorpe welcomes careful drivers...'

Until this recent 'fix', you could not say 'poor', which came out as '***r'. This censoring of '***', a word that 4 year olds think is very bad, but not most adults, might indicate the mental age of those who drew up the cc list, perhaps?

(You have a tough job here admin!)

I made some changes that should correct this problem. No kidding.