The swearing filter on DDO should be removed

I realize that no RFD is required for this debate, but I would urge anyone voting to be sure to vote on the actual arguments presented and not on whether or not you agree with the resolution. With that said, I would like to wish my opponent good luck, and I look forward to an interesting debate. Burden of ProofMy opponent has the burden of proof in this debate to prove that the filter should be removed, and also that it should be a high priority to do so. While I possibly could agree that the filter may be unnecessary, my opponent has stated the following in his opening:". .. the swearing filter is one of the first things that needs to go. "In other words, my opponent believes that the filter is a significant problem, and the limited time and energy available, needs to be put into removing it. Therefore, it is incumbent upon my opponent to prove that: A) the filter is a problemAnd,B) It is a problem to the extent that it needs to be the first thing dealt with among all of the other current issues. C1:The swearing filter doesn't prevent anything not worth preventingIf anyone has a hard time expressing themself without using curse words, grow up. We should not spend any of the very limited time we have on site development because of ones lack of maturity, or their inability to express themself properly. Instead, we should insist that people learn how to express ideas properly, rather than waste any dev time on this. C2:Should be a low priorityIf we do concede to placate one's inability to act in a mature manner, it should we way down the list of priorities. There are tons of things that we should deal with before we even consider removing the filter. Things just off the top of my head like fixing the front page update issue, adding more debate voting options, fixing the bugs in the polls/opinions section, and fixing forum formatting issues (among dozens of other things I could come up with) should all be resolved long before we decide to spend time on fixing a non-issue. C3:It doesn't even prevent what it's supposed toIt's still possible to curse in the forums by creative editing or bypassing the filter. This means that if you are someone with such little self control that you can't control your ability to curse, then you can still do so. Thus, the filter is meaningless, and it doesn't prevent you from being able to curse. So before we spend what little time we have on site development on this pointless issue, we should consider that we really shouldn't spend any time on it at all, and that we should do other things first. In other words, before we fix a problem that doesn't exist, we should fix problems that do. C4:Removing the filter supports inappropriate behaviorRemoving the filter will signal to our members that acting in an inappropriate way is ok. Being able to debate and discuss things with people without the use of profanity is a good thing. Using profanity in formal conversation (I don't mean casual chats with your buddies) is a sign of several different things like, indifference to norms, low class attitude, and an inability to maintain proper decorum. Ultimately it's a sign of a lack of maturity, and on Debate. org we should encourage rational discourse, not child-like profanity filled ranting. We don't need more hostility on the site, so we shouldn't try to fix a problem that doesn't actually exist. In conclusion:The filter is supposed to prevent you from doing something you shouldn't be doing anyway. The fact that it doesn't actually do that means this is a non-issue from the get-go, and the fact that it's a non-issue, and a trivial one at best even at that, means we shouldn't spend any time on it while we have dozens of far more important things to focus on. Therefore we shouldn't remove the swearing filter, and spending any time on the issue is a waste of time. The resolution insists that we fix a problem that doesn't exist, and even if that problem existed, it wouldn't be worth fixing as high of a priority like my opponent states. Resolution negated and have a nice day.