In an ideal world, parents would be able to closely monitor all of their childrens' online activities. Because that is not logistically possible, I think I can speak for all parents and say that we appreciate any effort that people would put in toward making the internet a less sleazy and inappropriate place

@weesin, much of the internet as a whole is public and accessible by anyone with an internet connection. Rather than you insisting that all public sites be "suitable for users of all ages," how about parents have their children use /child/-friendly sites? There are plenty of typing websites and games specifically for kids. It is not the job of internet users en masse to protect children's eyes or ears from profanity, but rather of the parents of said children.

You don't need to be ridiculous. This is not a Christian site. And it's not only Christians that are offended by profanity. I personally have no issues with profanity amonst adults - I do, however, have an issue with profanity in places where children can see or hear it. This is a public site so it should be suitable for users of all ages. You don't have the right to decide what other people's children are exposed to. If you want to swear like a sailor, why don't you go find an adults only typing site?

I agree I don't want any swearing on my christian typing website.

profanity is not appropriate on a site that is used by people of all ages. Children using this site should not have to see the word 'f&ck'