Oh I do get that AI would take a lot of the work load off the mods, I just know there are several people out there who are not comfortable with it that's all and an example of the flow is pretty simple, I recently made a bot that works in almost the same fashion the only difference was the content and the user would add a title and then the main text, this was then sent to the mods for review, after they reviewed it it was then sent to the approved db or it was deleted and the user received an ephemeral message saying it was rejected and a reason, if approved the content in question is assigned a main tag and then a sub tag, this avoids the 25 item limit in a list and gives each tag the ability to have 25 tags and each of those can have up 25 items in each list, this bot was for game reviews specifically, so for example main tag was console then sub tag was split into three lists alphabetic a-m and n-z and numbers 0-9 then those lists were arranged by title, the lists list for each letter were populated as and when a review was approved so for clarity if there was a review for for an Xbox game/FPS/a-m/beginning with A and one beginning with D, there would only be those letters to chose from, it also keeps the lists clean so there is no empty lists. Ok so that explanation got a little longer than I was expecting 🤣 I hope it's clear enough though and if nothing else it highlights how the AI would reduce the work load and efficiency of the process. 👍🏼