Observed arrival · 2026-09-26
A profanity filter built for how Nepal types
An open-source library detects and censors profanity in English, Romanized Nepali, and Devanagari, with packages for five programming ecosystems.
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- Developers moderating Nepali-language comments
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- The page reports 400+ words, an 8 KB gzipped JavaScript package, and zero dependencies.
Field notes
The examples show substitutions, punctuation, repeated letters, and Nepali postpositions being matched, alongside names such as Shitij and Kshitij that the project says pass its test suite. Visitors can try text in the page’s demo and select a strictness level. The project invites issue reports and word-list contributions, and notes that changing slang means its coverage is incomplete.
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