before you get mad or delete my post admin, i dont mean anything bad. Heres what i mean:
Lets say i have a variable, and this variable is called (insert cuss word)
Is that ok so long as the variables name never gets seen outside of that script? or do scripts also have to follow TOS?
Reminder: i dont mean any harm in this question, im just curious because some abriviations can be a little odd…
The official laser gun gear made by Roblox has (or at least had at some point) the word ‘shit’ in the code.
Also no probably not.
wait what??? it just causually has a cuss word in it 
I saw a video about it a long time ago. I think it’s changed by now.
Also I should probably add that if you are uploading the Script to the Marketplace then it does have to abide by TOS
yes, allegedly Roblox at one point had bots searching through scripts for blacklisted words and such in fruitless attempts to reduce inappropriate games. What came of this is people who had custom swear filters implemented (or were generally unhappy scripters) got false bans
Arsenal Had/Has Racial Slurs Inside Of Code.
Some games even have innapropriately named instances, you can get away with it as long as it won’t appear in console.
It does in some capacity, Roblox does moderate the code inside of a model to some extent, obfuscation (intentionally making the code hard or impossible to read) is not allowed amongst some other things. I do think that if you publish a modle, or module script, or anything that includes cursing in the code, Roblox may moderate it, but its not confirmed… But if your not just asking out of curiosity and are genuinely considering naming variables and other things random curse words I have to highly not recommend it.
In any case when programming you should name variables with descriptive names, your game will not be any more optimized if you use a variable called ptm as opposed to partToMove it just makes things more difficult later on. Even in cases where you think it wouldnt matter, such as in a for loop, naming each variable fully could be a life saver when trying to understand code written months or even just days ago, especially if your distributing it or collaborating.
I don’t think obfuscation is against the rules…
i never said published assets, i specified “so long as the code isint seen”
I realize that, I was replying to the guy who replied to me, nonetheless someone might stumble across this and my replies will be helpful
ohhh, sorry i didnt realize
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