The server uses automated systems to help detect spam, harmful content, suspicious accounts, and rule violations. Automated flags are confirmed by staff before action is taken.

How it helps

Filters and removes spam and repeated content.
Helps detect harmful content, threats, and scam or phishing links.
Flags suspicious accounts and helps protect the community.
Supports the staff team by flagging potential rule violations for review.

Important to know

Specific matching logic, thresholds, and detection rules are intentionally not published, so that automated protections remain effective.

Automation is never the final decision-maker. Staff review flags and apply the community rules with care.

Practical guide

Automated moderation reduces response time for common risks, but staff review remains important. Detection details stay limited to prevent evasion.

Key actions

Stop if a filter warns you
Do not test blocked wording
Report false positives through support
Let staff review context

Does an automated flag always mean punishment?

No. Automation may block or flag content while staff assess context and policy. Attempts to evade filters can still be actionable.

Keep in mind:

Do not use substitutions to bypass filters
Do not repost removed content
Include context in false-positive reports