This support request will require the assistance of a Stack Exchange employee, probably a kindly Community Manager.
As shown at the bottom of this answer, I present some SEDE results on just how many non-deleted questions’ titles contain any of “correct”, “gramma”, or “right”. I used queries like these to produce those charts:
Those allow one to produce a chart like this:
Closed Open Cl/Op%
------ ------ ------
1. CORRECT 675 1577 43%
2. GRAMMA 202 515 39%
3. RIGHT 91 293 31%
4. Any 867 2165 40%
However, those figures are quite wrong because they do not contain deleted questions matching those strings.
My specific support request is for a kindly Community Manager1 to please run a version of the closed query against their own private version of SEDE which actually includes the deleted data as well, and then tell us how many they found.
To make it easier, it would be enough just to report back the number of DELETED questions matching any of those strings. With just the result of that single modified query run against the employee-only info, we will be able to fill
in the Deleted column’s ???
figure here:
Deleted Closed Open Cl/Op%
------- ------ ------ ------
4. Any ????? 867 2165 40%
This will allow the ELU community to more realistically consider the potential ramifications of adding those as blacklisted keywords.
Perhaps only “correct” and “gramma’ are what we should end up blacklisting, but we really need to understand the deleted questions first before we can really even discuss this further.
Any other guidance you may wish to give us on this would also be much appreciated.
Footnote
- If no kindly Community Manager is available, then any other sort will work, too. :)