I'm so drunk! When did the word "worry" become an uncivilized term?
Just now I wanted to write an article about Tang Shangjun and her mother, a nail household in the college entrance examination, with the title "Tang Shangjun's mother: I will worry if you don't get married, and when I wake up, I want your classmates to get married and have children".
Unexpectedly, the system popped up a red wavy line at the word "worry", and there were 13 words displaying "The content involves uncivilized language, it is recommended to modify." ”
I click Ignore and it pops up again, and then I click Ignore and it keeps popping up. I was afraid that the system would limit the current and had to change the two "worry" to worry, but in this way, it was a bit of a word and lost the meaning that people originally wanted to express.
However, as we all know, the word "worry" means to take care of things or to think about them.
So, when did "worry" become an uncivilized term? I'm really drunk!
I found that some platforms are too sensitive and civilized, forcing many creators to modify those words that are already very appropriate, either to modify it to pinyin alphabet or English, or to modify it to those nondescript and unsatisfactory terms, otherwise they will not be able to be sent out or will be restricted.
For example, the word "" on a certain platform has become an uncivilized language, which is too sensitive and civilized!
This will not only cause trouble for the creator, but also cause confusion for the reader's understanding.
Civilized language should be advocated, but it's not good to go too far, don't you think?
