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- EA_Darko2 years ago
Community Manager
As said above @Nunya1287, all reports are reviewed by a member of the team.
Darko - GoonerB2 years agoNew Vanguard
@Nunya1287
As far as I know, it's not even EA. It's a 3rd party company that provide block lists that EA subscribed to.
Likely why it's such a mess and not really fit for purpose.Edit:
Seems EA use CleanSpeak to do all the profanity filtering for them.
- Nunya12872 years agoSeasoned Adventurer
- GoonerB2 years agoNew Vanguard
@Nunya1287
I'd presume there is some EA interaction or moderation involved somewhere along the lines, but 99% of issues or filtering is automatic.
Our name "TFF 08" got banned 2 days ago (after 10+ years, used to be a commentary option too), and can only presume that was done by some algorithm as surely no human could possibly see anything offensive in it!
Meanwhile we see club names or player names daily that are clearly there to spread hate or offend, and reporting them does absolutely nothing.
It's a total mess, completely out of control, and is getting far worse each week/month/year. - EA_Darko2 years ago
Community Manager
Hey all, just to once again clarify that all reports are reviewed by our team.
If action is taken or not then this is not something that we can communicate with you.There can be reasons why a name that may appear offensive to you is not actioned due to additional context that our team has at hand.
Darko - soberbodo7 months agoRising Rookie
In the same boat - if something was said that offended AI, please NOT ACTION that too
Thanks in advance for NOT ACTIONING