Moderation
Moderation keeps content bearable without you having to read along around the clock. It is included in every plan.
Reporting
Any member can report a comment or post. The available reasons are spam, harassment, off topic and other, plus an optional note (up to 2,000 characters).
A report goes through four states: open → under review → resolved or rejected. Open reports collect in the dashboard.
Hiding and restoring
Hiding is reversible: the content disappears from the public view, but it does not disappear from the world. You can make it visible again at any time.
When a comment is hidden, the replies underneath are hidden with it — otherwise responses would stand there with nothing to refer to and the thread would be unreadable.
Automatic hiding
Optionally you can set a threshold: from N open reports onwards, content disappears from the public view automatically. Two things matter here:
- The reports stay open — the automation decides nothing, it only buys time.
- A human closes the case afterwards: restore, or leave it hidden for good.
- The threshold can be switched off (default: off).
AI as a second opinion
At the press of a button, a language model gives an assessment of reported content. That assessment is advisory: it hides nothing, deletes nothing and closes no report. The decision is always made by a human. If the function isn't available, the button is simply absent.
Moderating in pairs
When several people moderate, the presence display shows who is currently reviewing which case. That prevents the classic double work of two people handling the same comment at the same time.
Who may moderate
The moderator role and above. A moderator deliberately sees only the moderation views — member management, design and billing stay closed to them (see Members & roles).
What moderation does not replace
Write down your rules as a page of your own (see Pages). A short, visible rules page saves more moderation work than any tool — and makes decisions comprehensible when you do have to make them.