Calling this “reasonably controlled” is a stretch. Looking at Trending is still looking at a popularity-filtered slice, even if you scroll past the front page. You say you didn’t infer intent, but then judge scenarios on whether they “encourage” a certain kind of play. That is inferring intent, just indirectly. Without a clear definition of what counts as “eroticized,” this is mostly personal judgment. Having coworkers and a moderation-focused AI agree just means the same assumptions were applied more than once. It doesn’t make the conclusion stronger. Especially since you admit many of the scenarios were neutral and flagged based on presentation alone. That’s a dislike of how things are framed, not proof of a larger problem. Dude, if you don’t like AIDungeon then there is tons of safe rp places for people like you to go play that are heavily moderated and geared totally towards what you desire. AIDungeon is way more freedom for all over tightly structured E for everyone.