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I have an issue with word filters in 4chan X. If I want to filter a certain word, how do I stop the filter from targeting unrelated words that happen to contain that string of letters?

Example: Let's say I want to filter "low" but specifically the word "low", not just the sequence of the letters L, O and W. So I wouldn't want a post to be filtered that mentions pillows because it doesn't directly use the word "low" and should be fine.

Is it even possible to do what I'm asking for?
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>>1554389
It should be possible if the script author was implemented regex properly. I suggest you look up regex. The screencap you provide shows a link which you haven't yet clicked have you.
The concept you want to apply to match
>low
without matching
>below
>lower
>pillows
is word boundaries. It's better for you to look it up as regex is a really useful tool. This is such a baby exercise that it shouldn't take more than a couple of minutes to find even as a beginner, but you might just learn something while you're
there.

BTW we all know you're not asking about a work safe word or you would have used it not "low".
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"low"
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>>1554389
depressingly, chatgpt is so good at writing regex that I’ve never needed to learn how to do it myself



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