Move handling of offensive words out of user defined regular expressions and into code

[Rainbacon]

We currently have several regular expressions under the category of "offensive". These regular expressions get printed whenever someone uses the !!/regexes command in chat. This means that the bot is routinely posting messages that contain content we've deemed offensive. In order to not keep putting this into chat, where someone might come across it, we should have these cases handled within the bot's code where they won't be constantly printed in chat. This will make it slightly harder to add new offensive words to the list of things we catch, but should be fairly maintainable moving forward.

[scohe001]

Note that we treat the offensive and abusive reasons specially in the code:

ips-comment-bot/comment_scan.rb

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	if reasons.map(&:name).include?('abusive') || reasons.map(&:name).include?('offensive')
	comment_text_to_post = "⚠️☢️\u{1F6A8} [Offensive/Abusive Comment](#{comment["link"]}) \u{1F6A8}☢️⚠️"
	end

I'm all for this and would suggest building an offensive_abusive.txt dump with a regex on each line. But it will require some code changes as well.

Any suggestions on how to build this file or where to find one that's already built?

[Rainbacon]

What I've seen done before is to make a static array, call it bad_words and just check to see if any of the words in it are contained in the post.

I did find a ruby gem that handles this

[thesecretmaster]

I like the idea of keeping all the regexes in the same place, but sticking one rude/abusive regex in the config file would work too, and solve the problem here.