Do URL shorteners prevent ugly words?
Do you know about any URL shortener that filters out ugly bad words?

For example, when [goo.gl][1] (or any other URL shortener) generates short URLs, does it skip URLs like `goo.gl/evil` or `goo.gl/YouDie` or `goo.gl/fuck`?

I imagine it'd be rather complicated to filter out bad words, since lots of languages use the Latin alphabet, and is it really feasible to filter out all bad words in all languages?

In my Webapp, I generate GUIDs, but include only numbers and consonants and the vovels `u` and `y` so as not to generate any bad words (or so I hope). However, Google's short URLs seem to include all vowels. 


  [1]: http://goo.gl/
Do URL shorteners prevent ugly words?
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Do you know about any URL shortener that filters out ugly bad words?

For example, when [goo.gl][1] (or any other URL shortener) generates short URLs, does it skip URLs like `goo.gl/evil` or `goo.gl/YouDie` or `goo.gl/fuck`?

I imagine it'd be rather complicated to filter out bad words, since lots of languages use the Latin alphabet, and is it really feasible to filter out all bad words in all languages?

In my Webapp, I generate GUIDs, but include only numbers and consonants and the vovels `u` and `y` so as not to generate any bad words (or so I hope). However, Google's short URLs seem to include all vowels. 


  [1]: http://goo.gl/