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> TfL tried to ban it Why would TfL specifically get involved? It's more likely this is an issue for the ASA, on account of it appearing to use the word ‘FUCK’
by kapowaz 13y ago
> TfL tried to ban it
Why would TfL specifically get involved? It's more likely this is an issue for the ASA, on account of it appearing to use the word ‘FUCK’, which is hardly controversial.
- dalore 13y agoLooks more like FYCK to me, and that is the same levenstein distance as FCUK which is everywhere.
- kapowaz 13y agoTransposition vs substitution; I'd say F*CK is more likely to suffer the ASA’s wrath than FCUK. But who knows, need more details to be sure of anything.
- dalore 13y agoYou would say transposition vs substitution but there a few different string metrics. I picked one of the most popular which treats substitution as the same as transposition. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Levenshtein_distance http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Levenshtein_distance It shouldn't be hard to argue and force them to disclose what string metric they are using and what distance is the minimum if you're prepared to take them to court.