Filter bad words from multiplayer chat messages server-side#480
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[WIP] Filter out bad words from multiplayer usernames and chat messages
Filter bad words from multiplayer chat messages server-side
Mar 29, 2026
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Chat messages were not screened for inappropriate content, unlike usernames which already used
isAppropriateString. This adds the same guard to both chat paths.Changes
ServerMultiplayerRoomMixin.js— addedisAppropriateString(message)check tochat()andchatLiveUpdate(); messages containing bad words are silently dropped before broadcastReuses the existing
isAppropriateStringimport already present in the file — no new dependencies.Original prompt
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