Watch for "spellings of forbidden words that won't get picked up by an automatic filter," like "changing the i to a 1 in prick." That's an example of online comment screening cited by the
Boston
Globe in its official online-comments policy, which is analyzed by Media Nation's Dan Kennedy in a fascinating piece.
The
Globe has just hired a company to monitor and delete
offensive comments from its Web site: Winnipeg-based ICUC, which also handles the task for the
San Francisco Chronicle's SFGate.com and for Gannett.
Read the whole story at Media Nation »