Yes, CUE employs an extremely restrictive username blacklist to prevent inappropriate content from appearing on leaderboards and public displays.
The filter is comprehensive enough to catch partial matches within longer words; for example, a colleague's last name 'Blassage' gets flagged because it contains 'ass' in the middle.
While fans will still know their own ranking (they can see on their phone that they placed first), inappropriate usernames won't appear on your video board. You can also add custom terms to the blacklist if you anticipate specific problematic content (like 'fire [coach name]' type phrases).
Additionally, if the filter is blocking legitimate names, you can whitelist specific terms to allow them through.
These settings apply across your entire platform, so usernames are consistently filtered everywhere. For example, 'Amsterdam' might be flagged because it contains 'dam'.
This gives you full control over what usernames can appear on your leaderboards while maintaining a family-friendly environment.