Moderation that scales with you.
OddsRabbit moderates platform-wide for the basics — spam, AI slop, harassment. You moderate for your community's specific tone. Tools for both.
Platform-level defaults
We moderate spam, harassment, and AI-generated noise across every general community. You don't start from zero.
Your community rules
Layer your own auto-flag rules on top — keyword filters, posting cadence limits, new-member restrictions.
Shared moderation
Promote trusted members to moderators. They get the same tools you do, scoped to your community.
From setup to launch.
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Set your community rules
Write them in plain English in settings. They show up to members in the post composer and in the community sidebar.
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Configure auto-flags
Keyword triggers, content-rating thresholds, member-tenure requirements. Flagged posts go to the moderation queue instead of going live.
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Review the queue
Approve, reject, or send back to the author with a note. Decisions are logged for transparency.
Frequently asked questions.
For first-pass spam and obvious abuse, yes — same approach as every major platform. For nuanced calls, humans review. Your community-level rules are entirely up to you.
Yes — invite members to the moderator role from settings. Each moderator can see the queue and act on it, with their actions logged.
Members can appeal moderation decisions through a built-in form. Appeals go to you (and OddsRabbit for platform-level decisions).
Yes. Bans are per-community — a member you ban can't post in your community but can still be active elsewhere on OddsRabbit.
Keep the conversations human.
Tools work the day you launch — defaults you can lean on, controls you can grow into.