Reporting Double Meaning Offensive Comments

Hi team,

I just wanted to start by acknowledging the stricter enforcement of community guidelines lately. I understand that these changes are in place to ensure a healthier, more respectful space for everyone, including the moderators, whose well-being is important and who deal with a lot behind the scenes. I appreciate the effort being put into creating a better environment.

That said, I’d like to raise a concern that’s been bothering me for a while.

There’s a particular comment I’ve seen that uses the phrase “it takes two to tango” in a context that very clearly reads as a sick, rape-related joke. It’s deeply inappropriate, and I believe I’ve reported it since the first day I came across it, but it still hasn’t been removed. Given the tone and implication, it’s honestly shocking that it’s still visible.

https://kisskh.at/766497-knock-off#comment-21584384

Additionally, I’m wondering what the proper process is for reporting double-meaning comments - especially ones that might not seem explicit at first glance but are clearly meant to be suggestive or harmful. There’s another comment I came across recently (unfortunately I can’t provide the link due to some issue), but it had a similar undertone. It feels like these types of remarks sometimes slip through moderation because they hide behind ambiguity or seemingly harmless phrases.

Could you please clarify if there is a way to report such content so it gets the attention it needs?

Thanks for your time and all the work you do.

Thank you for your reply.

I have one more question:

I came across this upcoming drama: https://kisskh.at/751095-tangeum

It deals with some heavy and mature themes like incest, prostitution, and sadism toward minors, among others. I was wondering if it is acceptable to talk about these topics openly when discussing the drama, or would it be better to use short forms or euphemisms to avoid any issues with the guidelines?