The whole script, recognized
Rocket emojis, '10x your money', 'DM me the method', and fake giveaways share recurring signals. Civil groups those comments for the policy you set.
€39/mo Block crypto spam
The crypto-bot script gets its own door policy.
It is the same script every time: a rocket emoji, a promise to 10x your money, a 'DM me' from an account made yesterday. Civil identifies those recurring patterns in Instagram and YouTube comments and routes them through the moderation action each platform supports.
What you get
A comment section that looks after itself.
Instagram and YouTube together
The same pitch often follows a creator from Instagram to YouTube. Civil gives both comment flows one policy and one place to review exceptions.
The right action for each platform
Instagram and YouTube expose different moderation controls. Civil uses the action available on each platform instead of treating hide, hold, and reject as interchangeable.
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When Civil earns its keep
If this sounds like you, it's for you.
- Every post draws the same 'DM me to 10x' replies
- Fake giveaway accounts impersonate you to scam followers
- Bots reply within seconds of you posting
- The same spam pattern appears on Instagram and YouTube
Straight answers
About this moderation workflow.
What counts as crypto spam in comments?
Common patterns include unsolicited investment promises, 'DM me' pitches, fake giveaways, impersonation, and links that move followers into a scam conversation.
Which platforms can Civil check for crypto spam?
Civil currently focuses on Instagram and YouTube and uses the moderation controls each platform supports.