This will cause all private messages to be filtered for profanity regardless of +L setting. This works with the FILTER MESSAGE LOCAL and FILTER MESSAGE REMOTE options.
Example:
/as filter message all
This will create a server where people are less likely to use words you object to privately. This may be a good idea if your server strongly wishes to discourage the use of certain terms.
This sets how messages containing profanity from local users will be dealt with. You can set one of the following three options: CENSOR, DROP, NONE. In addition, WARN can be set on or off. The first set controls what the recipient sees and WARN controls what the sender sees.
CENSOR - Replace unacceptable words with asterisks
DROP - Block the entire message from getting through
NONE - Ignore the profanity
WARN - Send the user a warning about the profanity
Examples:
/as help filter message local <topic>
This will only be effective if FILTER MESSAGE is set to ALL or SOME. If it is set to SOME then it will only apply to +L users.
This will override LOCAL and REMOTE profanity settings to turn off all profanity filtering for private messages.
Example:
/as filter message none
This creates a server where people are allowed to say anything they wish in private messages.
This controls how messages containing profanity from users on other servers are dealt with. This works the same way as FILTER MESSAGE LOCAL.
CENSOR - Replace unacceptable words with asterisks
DROP - Block the entire message from getting through
NONE - Ignore the profanity
WARN - Send the user a warning about the profanity
Examples:
/as help filter message remote <topic>
See FILTER MESSAGE LOCAL for more information.
This will cause filtering of private messages to apply only to +L users. How profanity is dealt with is then specified by FILTER MESSAGE LOCAL and FILTER MESSAGE REMOTE.
Example:
/as filter message some
This allows users to choose whether they want to have messages sent to them to be filtered.