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I have no direct experience with this, but knowing how these things deal with "do NOT" instructions, I have some advice. You shouldn't tell to the bot not to fart, you just shouldn't mention it at all. This is because LLMs (or at least, the ones most publicly accessible) are horrible at dealing with "do not" instructions, as, to my understanding, they give as much attention to the instruction as they do to the banned item. All you're doing is needlessly drawing attention and devoting bot context to this thing you don't want, permanently reserving a place for it when burping inevitably overlaps with farting in its banks or whatever. If that's a little bit hard to conceptualize, there's a useful thing called the pink elephant problem you can refer to. As the name implies, don't think about pink elephants. The problem is introduced because you've heard about it, yeah?
Back to actual solutions, just don't mention farting in any regard, and low rate any responses you read as implying farts. I can't verify how well this exact thing will work, but I can testify that avoiding telling bots "no" has turned out well for me.