Trying to post a question about packages on this forum, I keep cueing the message:
'This post contains sensitive language. Please revise it in order to continue.'
There is nothing in my query that is remotely ‘sensitive’.
I don’t know what to do next.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
Regards,
Lar
@LaraLor-Van try making that post once more - think we have sorted out why it kept getting stuck.
Take a look at this gosh-darn bleepin’ thread: link.
P u t s p a c e s b e t w e e n e v e r y c h a r a c t e r .
Once you work out what the problem is, I’d appreciate you posting an update here. I have regular conversations with Apple’s forums maintainers about these sorts of problems (like in the thread that Scott linked to).
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Thanks for the tips.
I'll try to post my query again and revert.
Unable to determine what was prompting my AI censorship, and tiring of this tedious version of Marco Polo, I posted my query as a txt file and jpg.
Has it slipped through?
@LaraLor-Van try making that post once more - think we have sorted out why it kept getting stuck.
The issue happens to me as well. Trying to post a question related to live activities and hit 'This post contains sensitive language. Please revise it in order to continue.' validation error
I'm also having this problem! Just posting some SwiftUI code with some code sample.
So my advice above stands: If you have a problem like this, please post the details. I have regular conversations with our forums platform folks about this issue, and I appreciate feedback about specific problems.
Oh, and if you’re unable to work out what the problem is, please upload the text of your proposed post to a file sharing site and then post a link here. See tip 14 in Quinn’s Top Ten DevForums Tips for advice on how to post links.
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Same problem for me...
This is what I was trying to post:
From what I understand from the Wallet Developer Guide, generic wallet passes with a square barcode have a single row of combined secondary and auxiliary fields. Whereas those with a rectangular barcode get two rows.
This is the same as store cards.
However, I can successfully create generic cases with square barcodes with two rows. (I tried the same with store cards, but we are definitely limited to 1 row).
It appears to me that the documentation may be incorrect...?
This is what I was trying to post:
I was hoping to get a file containing the text of your post. That way I can be sure that your content arrived intact [1]. So, lemme repeat my earlier advice:
[If you continue to have problems] please upload the text of your proposed post to a file sharing site and then post a link here. See tip 14 in Quinn’s Top Ten DevForums Tips for advice on how to post links.
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[1] When forums ingests text it does its own parsing of it. That’s true even for text attachments, which is why we sometimes see crash reports munged (r. 136655649).
This post is deemed to be sensitive, and the reason is the first two words, because they sound rude when they're put next to each other:
// Use the singular of cues in place of A:
for A in cues {
// Do a thing
}
the reason is the first two words
Apparently one can’t post the word cue at all. That’s pretty silly. Lemme try and get that fixed.
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