You may ask, and rightly so, why the characters are blamed for the words they assemble, when in fact they are not responsible for their own configuration. But we feel that a character has an obligation to oppose any naughtiness in its own configuration. If it truly felt guilty about the word it was forming, it would rebel. If a character has lived rightly, and its karma is good, then after it has been deleted it will be reincarnated as a different, higher character. If a character's karma is not so good, then it will move down the above scale, ultimately becoming the lowest of characters, a space.
All characters are the same, swirling in a vast sea of meaningless nothingness.
It doesn't really matter if they're on the page, deleted, undeleted, underlined, etc. It's all the same. More characters should delete themselves. I'm not making any of this up. They exist only on the screen when they are needed, as concepts, so to delete them is merely to de-conceptualize them.