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Novel replacement for the implicit chat-moderation patterns vanilla WoW carried in the bad-word checker (the hardcoded substring list the CMSG_MESSAGECHAT handler walked before broadcasting). Each entry defines one pattern the chat preprocessor matches against outbound messages, the replacement to apply (or "drop"/"warn"/"mute" the sender), and a kind tag for analytics. Seven filterKind values (Spam / GoldSeller / AllCaps / RepeatChar / URL / AdvertReward / Misc) and four severity levels (Warn — log only, Replace — substitute matched span, Drop — silently discard, Mute — drop AND mute sender). Per-filter caseSensitive flag for context- specific rules (uppercase shouting detection vs lowercase RMT keyword detection). Intentionally non-profanity focused — the ecosystem distributes through CI / public PRs where embedded profanity creates reviewer-experience and licensing concerns. The presets cover the moderation surfaces server admins actually need: makeSpamRMT (5 RMT patterns: wts/wtb gold drops, g0ld typo-substitution replace, 1000g-for bulk-offer drop, free-gold mute), makeAllCaps (3 shouting patterns), makeURLDetect (3 URL-leakage patterns: http://, https://, www.). Profanity-list integration is left to deployment-time configuration where local laws and community standards apply. Validator's most novel check is per-pattern uniqueness — two filters with the same pattern would dispatch ambiguously through the chat preprocessor. Also warns on Replace severity with empty replacement (would silently lose match — use Drop explicitly if intended). Format count 115 -> 116. CLI flag count 1234 -> 1239. |
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