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microsoft started, in a hissyfit, to delete all mentions of word microslop from its own forums

someone had invented this word as a mockery for microsoft AI products (from AI-slop) and microsoft cant take it

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Windows Latest found that sending a message with the word "Microslop" inside Microsoft forums immediately triggers an automated moderation response.

The message does not appear publicly in the channel, and instead, only the sender sees the notice stating that the content is blocked by the server because it contains a phrase deemed inappropriate.

Users however began experimenting in the server with variations such as "Microsl0p" using a zero instead of the letter "o." Predictably, those versions slipped past the filter. At least for a while. Keyword moderation has always been something of a cat-and-mouse game, and this isn't any different.

4chan does that too. For different words.

What started as a simple keyword filter quickly snowballed into users deliberately testing the restriction and posting variations of the blocked term. Accounts that included "Microslop" in their messages eventually got banned from messaging again.

Not long after, access to parts of the server was restricted, with message history hidden and posting permissions disabled for many users.