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Old October 11th, 2005   #1 (permalink)
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Ok... I don't know what we are saying now that the filter seems to find offensive but here are the images...


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Looked at them on two different PCs... I don't see anything flitered in your pics.
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Looked at them on two different PCs... I don't see anything flitered in your pics.
Let's try again. Please note the areas circled or boxed.

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Next we have the beginning and end of a glitched page. Note the strange grey columns and weird blue message at bottom:
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Note in this one we are again at the bottom of the page but this is no normal bottom. It is like the page got cut off:
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Almost smells like something funky with the PC... around here they just flat out block the entire page when they don't want us viewing it not just certian parts of it.
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Can't say I've noticed anything strange going on but I'll kepp my eyes open and keep you informed should anything happen.
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Almost smells like something funky with the PC... around here they just flat out block the entire page when they don't want us viewing it not just certian parts of it.
Nope. I have checked it again and again. Certain words trigger it. I was like you in that I figured that it was all or nothing but experience shows me that the filter blocks part of a page if the content is not to its liking. It is quite weird. Waht I hate most is that it will give a page up to the objectionable material and then stop - even if the rest of the page is fine it stops from that point onward. Why it objects to your cracker.jpg I will never know...


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Great, just by mentioning cracker.jpg I have blocked the rest of this page


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