NationStates Jolt Archive


Region with a vulgar name

Myrdinn
23-09-2004, 04:51
A region is named "Who gives a shit". I know that nations are not permitted to have vulgar names, and I assume that applies to regions as well. I have filed a complaint via the Getting Help page.

Here's the WFE:

Who gives a shit
World Factbook Entry: n/a.


UN Delegate: The Kingdom of Monkeybacon (elected 4 days ago).

Founder: The Kingdom of Monkeybacon

Who gives a shit contains 8 nations. [List all nations]

Like what you see? Move Warrior Thorin to Who gives a shit today!
Esler
23-09-2004, 04:54
why dont you take that stick out your ass?
Katganistan
23-09-2004, 04:58
why dont you take that stick out your ass?

Hey, why don't you knock off the flaming, hmmmm?
Artanias
23-09-2004, 04:59
They're not hurting anybody, so <region name> ? You're like that kid I knew in school who tattled on everyone, and then took his teachers to the board if he as much as got his name put on the chalkboard.
Katganistan
23-09-2004, 05:04
Perhaps I did not make myself clear. Knock it off with the name calling.


From the FAQ:
What can't I post?
Any content that is:

obscene
illegal
threatening
malicious
defamatory
spam
This applies to your nation's name, motto, and other customizable fields, any messages you write, images you post, or any other content you upload or link to NationStates. If you do, your nation will be deleted. See the site's Terms & Conditions for details.

Clear?
Myrdinn
23-09-2004, 05:37
The bottom line is that name breaks the rules of the game. Some elementary schools use this game as a tool to educate children about politics. They don't need to be exposed to obscene words such as that.
Texas and Colorado
23-09-2004, 05:42
Meh, the name is not hurting anyone.
Lerai
23-09-2004, 05:48
You all are being really mature about it. If you break the rules of course you will be caught and repremanded. Yes, schools do use this. Also, I personally find it offensive. However, there was no need to make a forum thread about it. It should have been reported quietly and silently dealt with by the administration. There is no need to make a big deal out of it. Just as long as it gets fixed.
Jebustan
23-09-2004, 05:49
The bottom line is that name breaks the rules of the game. Some elementary schools use this game as a tool to educate children about politics. They don't need to be exposed to obscene words such as that.

So you tell on him, right? It looks like you answered his question: you gave a shit.
MOMMY!! He's using a dirty word. waa waa waa!!
Virginian States
23-09-2004, 05:50
The bottom line is that name breaks the rules of the game. Some elementary schools use this game as a tool to educate children about politics. They don't need to be exposed to obscene words such as that.

Hey, if I'm not mistaken, children in "educational regions" do not have any communication with normal nations or other regions. Therefore, I think we can pretty much rule out the whole bad example for kids thingie..

Therre's a section in the FAQ that deals with educational regions. Check it out sometime.