What was the term?
In any case, reading their blog post, this sounds like a positive change, although of course it depends on how it's implemented. But good for them for recognizing that action is needed.
Have you tried Wiktionary?
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cunt
You'll note that in addition to the literal meaning, it explains various other usages in depth as well. And it's fairly resistant to UD's unfortunate habit of having completely made-up words and definitions written by giggling teenagers.
Censoring urban dictionary would seem to completely contradict its purpose at its most fundamental level.
https://www.tubabel.com/ for Spanish and https://vukajlija.com/recnik/definicije/indeks for Serbo-Croatian. Not alternatives, more like equivalents
Better close Urban Dictionary then. People's activism are totally getting outta hand.
I’ve run a website called The Online Slang Dictionary since 1996, a few years before Urban Dictionary existed. It’s the original user-created slang dictionary on the web. My intention is for the site to be the ‘Wikipedia of slang’ - i.e. actual information backed up by facts.
I’ve never censored the dictionary per se, though I have edited user-submitted definitions to adhere to the dictionary’s overall tone.
http://onlineslangdictionary.com/
Unfortunately, the creator of Urban Dictionary worked at Google and Google employee(s) have intervened to ensure that only that site would appear at the top of Google SERPs. So there’s no “popular” alternative - by design.
(Re. my desire for the site to be a proper wiki: At present, only registered users can add new terms and definitions. I wish that weren’t the case, but with Google’s manual penalty in place, I simply don’t have the resources to deal with an anonymously-edited site...)