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Is profanity allowed on Answers.com?
No, It Is Not!No profanity is allowed on Answers.com at any time. Contributors who use profanity will have their account suspended. If you notice profanity anywhere on the site, please advise a Supervisor.
Is profanity allowed on MTV?
Most profanity isn't allowed on MTV. However, minor language is allowed.
Are monks allowed to use profanity?
No. Some monks do not talk at all.
Are you allowed to use bad words in your questions and answers?
Absolutely not. Adding profanity to answers and/or questions is against site rules and may result in your account being suspended. There is no use in offending anyone using profanity.
Does Shakira use profanity?
Shakira does not use profanity in her songs.
What happens when contributors use profanity on WikiAnswers?
Profanity Is Not ToleratedProfanity is not tolerated on the site. Contributors who use profanity can expect to have their account suspended by the WikiAnswers supervisors.
Can you curse on this site?
No. The use of profanity is not allowed. The Help center in the blue box to the left (under Site tools) gives guidance on use of the WikiAnswers site.
Why was the Hawaii ponoi chosen as Hawaii's state song?
no profanity allowed
Who in the 20th century allowed Mass to be said in the vernacular language?
Pope Paul VI allowed the use of the vernacular.
What is the medical term meaning people who use profanity?
Coprolalia is the medical term meaning uncontrollable use of profanity.
Does Tinashe Kachingwe curse or use profanity?
yes, he does. actually his profanity is quite colorful and has garnered the attention of many other promominant profanity connesiuers
Why is profanity not allowed on Wikianswers?
No one wants to read language that shows ignorance and is offensive to others. The ability to use words effectively shows intelligence and the ability to express oneself in ways other than the use profanity . There are many ways to say things and profanity it just a lack of knowledge and expression. As Shakespeare wrote “ a foolish ear falls silent on a knavish tongue.”
