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Originally Posted by MoviePropMaster2008
Of course the valid question is: Does IMDB allow profane quotes? Yes, but IMDB is a behemoth with MILLIONS of users each day (and only 17 mods). There is too much of IMDB that is used for by industry professionals, the 'quotes' section is a very SMALL portion of the site's footprint. Note that PROFANITY is frowned upon in the 'reviews' section or the 'summary' section .... the sections that the general public sees first.
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Errrrrm...Are we looking at the same IMDB here?
They seem just fine with this word when it appears in movie titles, and even
this one gets a free pass. (You might want to not have anyone easily offended looking over your shoulder before clicking that).
They seem to have the same policy I'd prefer;
users can't swear, but
movies can. In the interests of accuracy, you report exactly what is said. Openly censoring encourages further censorship, and I really don't think it'll look professional if our
Sin City page is talking about a character called "Yellow B*****d."
28 over here. My take on this is I find "starring" looks childish; everyone knows what you mean, so either say it or don't say it. I agree with you that the kind of swearing-as-punctuation that Oliveira (since we all know who you mean) used was excessive and pointless and should be discouraged (in the kid's defence, according to his user page he actually was 14), but I'm with Yournamehere; if we don't want to quote the line precisely as it was said, we shouldn't quote it at all. Also, since I cap videogames with the subtitles on, some of my
screencaps might have profanity in them, and putting little black boxes over words is just going to look silly.