However, this had been later disproven, as ROBLOX has been banning ODers
Many players have accused ROBLOX of encouraging online daters to play the game, possibly because of the development of the new Anthro avatar type. Several players have been accused of online dating for their characters being "dressed up realistically". Stereotypes can result in harassment against perceived online daters. The word ODer is also filtered on ROBLOX for players with an account under the age of 13, which limits how players can call out people who online date. Aside from not fitting with the kid-friendly nature of ROBLOX, there are risks associated with online dating given the anonymity on the platform. It is unwanted by most in the community and encouraged by very few people. Players often stereotype online daters as avatars whose characters dress as realistically as possible many assets on ROBLOX, including packages and hats, as well as faces like the Shiny Teeth face are stereotyped as "ODer items", and players who wear these items are often prematurely identified as online daters. Throughout ROBLOX's development, multiple stereotypes have formed regarding online daters. Online dating is against ROBLOX's rules of conduct, and anyone who participates in said activities risks getting punished.
Online dating is strongly discouraged by various Internet communities, including ROBLOX. People who online date are known as online daters, who are commonly abbreviated as ODers. Online dating, commonly abbreviated as ODing on ROBLOX, is the practice of searching for a romantic or sexual partner on the internet.
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