>>5857779Since I'm currently on my phone and don't have anything filtered on this, let me tell you this:
Using a different character to space out your phrase is still going to be filtered. When using \. in regex, this allows you to detect any possible unicode character, so it doesn't matter what you use, it will always get detected. I could literally write N\.+n\? and it would filter every single possible combination that exists of any word that starts in N and ends in ? and this can be varied to compensate for ANY possible workarounds you might think of.
Furthermore, differentiating between lowercase and caps is irrelevant, the /i flag automatically ignores capitalization. 1337speak can also be easily detected by replacing i & l with 1
