Thank you very much, it seems it works as expected! :) I'd also appreciate a possibility to automaticaly delete the member who uses such a badword.

Thank you very much, it seems it works as expected! :) I'd also appreciate a possibility to automaticaly delete the member who uses such a badword.
How would you know a member uses such a bad word if he/she won't be able to post it /:). Unless you want to penalize them for attempting to post such words. It would require some custom script, I'm sure.

I'd also appreciate a possibility to automaticaly delete the member who uses such a badword

I don't see a way how this can be done automatically. When you want to delete a user? When you delete his message or topic? Too much hassle...

In many cases, you don't need to delete a member. You need to make him inactive, so he can't register new account on the same email address and repeat the spam.

This will protect you if you have an option set for confirming registration by email.

Anyway to replace a bad words, such as shit, with shoot instead of ****?

What for?

A useful module! Would do so with the administration panel you can manage the list of bad words.

I dont want "Bad" words filter.

How to do it?

If you mean you have installed it, then you need to un-install it, i.e. perform the roll-back action regarding the README for this add-on. Like this:

- Remove /* Badwords addon */.../* --Badwords addon */ block from bb_plugins.php.
- Delete the following files: addon_badwords.php, addon_badwords.txt, addon_badwords_sort.php - from your forums folder.

The same way any other add-on could be uninstalled. Just follow its README instructions and do the opposite (where it says "paste this or that" - remove it; where it says "copy this or that file" - delete it etc.)

This was a very imporatnt post.

After Using filter, it could be possible to stop unusual words ,but it will be work on limited way..we can not banned all words .

sonamroy
Sure, we could not ban each and every word, but the purpose of the filter is not about this. Usually the list of words which will be "asterisked", is exactly about just a few stop-words, and this list is limited, 'cause s-phrases are almost all based on the same words' "root".