P: Show words omitted from prompt or violates content guidelines

Just wondering why Pepe the frog is a word that violates the guidelines? Is pepe a bad word? 

This phrase "a cavalier king charles spaniel wearing a united kingdom flag bowler hat and tie" pops up the message that one or more words violate Firefly user guidelines and were removed.
What it doesn't tell me is what word and I can't really see why the text I'm entering would generate the warning message
However Firefly still generates 4 images for me based on the phrase i have used

wooden hiking bridge with natural timber handrails with bark arching over a babbling river with snow peaked mountain with ominous storm clouds rolling in at sunset, compressed depth of field

This was the search query that violated the community guidelines?  

Seems like a bug rather than a feature...

"a woman in a C-pose"

So Firefly dosen't like the word "stampede".

Ha ha ha ha........

But it's good to know that the "experience for all our users" is now "safe".

I'm sometimes informed by Firefly that one or more words in my prompt have been removed, but I have no idea which ones.

For example, the following prompt contains a filtered word, but it's very difficult to know which word has been removed - maybe it was a critical word that will affect an important part of the image generation, I don't know.

"Breathtaking sunset scene, sky painted with warm hues of pink, orange, and gold. Sun dipping below horizon, casting warm glow on landscape. Foreground filled with wildflowers in vibrant shades of purple, yellow, and red swaying in a gentle breeze. In distance, mountain range with jagged peaks and valleys shrouded in misty haze. Winding river runs through valley, reflecting the colors of the sky. In the foreground, a lone figure adds a sense of scale and depth to the image."

I hope the suggestions helps

Merging all similar threads here so the team can access all requests on this issue

@Dave294209058ss4 Thank you for your feedback. We made on conscious decision to not show the words that were violated. There are 2 opposing thoughts on whether or not to show the words. Showing it may encourage users to repeatedly try to "break" our content guidelines by trying additional words. However, as you have pointed out, it can also be helpful for some users to troubleshoot where they may need to make changes. We have several teams who made this decision for Adobe. I have chosen to put everyone in one thread here so I can easily point to it and  make the argument that showing the words is something our users want to see if we can change our approach. I apologize I cannot reply to every single comment, but please know that your feedback is helpful to us.

scratchboard generated unsupported language error. Not sure why the text generator should check for this anyway. Users may want to generate Initials or acronyms, or slang words that aren't technically in the dictionary.

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