The prejudice is real in here
The prejudice is imaginary, because if this is actually the case, its called a SOFTWARE BUG.
Algorithms scan for words and word patterns.
Programmers would say, they look for a** regular expression**
Regular expressions are not specific words, **they are formal descriptions of human language for a machine. **This can lead to unintended behaviour of the algorithm, for example by recognizing a pattern where it shouldn't, which I guess is the case here.
Example: This is what a SIMPLE regex looks like, how programmers describe human words to a computer algorithm:
/[d-t]?[a,e,i,c,o,u,m,z,t,b,f,g]{2-9}[p-z]?on/
It shouldn't surprise you, that it's possible to get a bug or two in something like that.
Bottom line:
If you want to feel welcome, I would recommend that you, personally, start by stop feeling insulted, and realize that bugs are something that happens in software development.
Write a support ticket to their tech-department and notify them, IN A CALM AND FRIENDLY WAY, of the bug. Wordings like "THIS IS NOT ACCEPTABLE!!!!" are not something a dev wants to read while sipping his morning coffee.