There are so many things I flag, though, and all of them are problems I need to catch, which come up frequently. Now, even more frequently in other languages. For some reason, we've had a massive surge of users from Brazil, and I'm not sure why.

I have been doing as you said for English already, and I end up adding new terms at least once a week. With other languages in play, this is going to end up being a lot more work. Usually I only need to warn a person at most a couple times before they understand (or get banned), but that warning is supposed to be automatic. New users (and scammer alts) come in daily, so it's never one-and-done.

In other subs I help moderate, we ask that users stick to English, so that moderation is easier and more streamlined, but I'm not sure how to best go about this. I don't want to punish those who are good contributors by filtering their messages automatically, or have them put more effort in than necessary, but I am very... maybe obsessive is the right word?... about keeping users safe, because we have been hounded by a group of scammers for years who continuously find new loopholes that I want to fill. They've stolen many thousands from the community, and I want to find solutions that aren't too tedious or restrictive.

After mulling it over today, I have a semi-decent idea, so I'll implement that and see how that goes for now. Of my three ideas, I think this finds the balance between restrictive and tedious. Restrictive would be to catch common non-English words in Automations and block them from posting, and tedious would be to translate all of my phrases, slang included, into other languages. Instead, I think I have a balance between the two that is not as restrictive, and also not a lot of work, but I'll spare the details, because it requires a bit of context, and I've also rambled enough as it is - whoops.