By default, the words are hidden. Checking the “show words” checkbox will display them and allow you to delete them. Using the search field will also reveal any matching words.
We should definitely move this into Logs, as in “Screened Words” (philosophically speaking, that’s what we’re doing, right?) I don’t really think this deserves its own top level grouping.
This is not working for me. I’m testing by posting in a public category- not a PM. Blocking and Replacement work. Flagging and Require Approval do not work- the post appears immediately, and nothing shows up on the Review Queue.
[EDIT]: It does work if I follow the prompt and enter a replacement string of either “example” or “https://example.com”. But not with mixed or markdown. Is there any way to support mixed or markdown?
I’ve decided to use the “replace” action. I would like to replace a watched word with a url, so the watched word becomes a link to a warning. This seems like a nice solution because it doesn’t require moderator action.
But the replacement string does not get displayed as a link- just as raw markdown. Thinking that it might not be cooked properly, I tried “Rebuild HTML” and that had no effect.
Do I need to enable it somewhere? It’s missing currently. It’s a fresh install. I’m setting it up and wanted to apply some basic moderation settings, but I can’t find thi super useful feature…
Please help! My Discourse is 2.7, my own docker installation setup with your awesome guide.