Notes on moderating a community page
How the AI stack works, what it catches, and what we ship next — written for the people running confession and community pages, not for a press release.
Posts
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Boost to Priority: pay to be read first — and the page keeps 70% after charges
A submitter can now pay to put a ⭐ Priority mark on their own post. It sorts above the unpaid queue, it cannot be quietly destroyed, and once published it joins a public Rank box under the form. Most of what clears goes to the page that received it. Here is exactly what the mark buys, what it deliberately does not, and where every sen of a RM 10 boost ends up — plus everything else that shipped this fortnight. -
VibeFlow 1.0.34: ask for your own payout, choose how buyers pay — and an identity check that finishes
Sellers now decide which payment methods a listing accepts and who bears the provider’s charge, then ask for a DuitNow payout themselves instead of writing to support. Buyers can finish an order they never paid for, or report a problem with one. And the identity check learned a nod and a look-up — and stopped stalling before the badge arrived. -
VibeFlow 1.0.30: a blue badge for verified people, a shop on every profile, reports that get answered — and the friends bar
Prove who you are once and get a blue badge, on the app or on the website. Sell from your profile and buy with FPX or card. Report a post or a message and hear back. Ten coins to the ringgit, scheduling a year ahead with cross-posting, plus the friends bar, stickers and three languages. -
Update the VibeFlow app after our move to sxagg.com
Versions of the app installed before the move still point at icetech.my and cannot connect. One update from Google Play fixes it — nothing on your account changes. -
We've moved to sxagg.com — same account, same data, new address
VibeFlow now lives at sxagg.com. icetech.my has been retired, so bookmarks, portal links, email addresses and the mobile app all need one small update each. -
What the VibeFlow app does with your location — and what it never does
Every location feature in the mobile app is optional and off by default. Here is exactly what each one collects, who can see it, how long it is kept, and where the off switches are. -
Anonymous, with an undo button: how the recall key works
No account means no obvious way to prove a post is yours — and no way to take it back. VibeFlow issues a private access key at submission time: it withdraws the post until it is published, and reaches the page's admins after. -
The Crush Ninja alternative for Malaysian confession pages
Crush Ninja collects submissions. VibeFlow screens them — four AI engines, every image, every video frame — then schedules and publishes them. Here is the full comparison, and how to move across without a cut-over date. -
One moderation stack, four engines — and a report for every frame
We moved every moderation model into a single service, and opened up what each engine scored on each image and each video frame. -
VibeFlow now reads in Bahasa Melayu and 中文
The whole interface translates on the fly through Google Gemini 2.5 Flash — while your community's own words stay untouched. -
Why naming a lecturer is the hardest thing to moderate
Generic moderation APIs have no concept of a named person. On a Malaysian confession page, that is most of your legal risk. -
From anonymous submission to a posted Instagram image
Approve a confession and VibeFlow renders it as a 1080×1080 image, schedules it, and publishes to Facebook and Instagram. Here is each step, and the settings that change it.
Guides for page admins
Long-form, practical guides on running an anonymous submission page — whatever tool sits behind your form. Browse all guides.
Running a page
- Is CrushNinja anonymous? What a Crush Ninja submission shows, and to whom
- How to start a confession page for your university or school
- Writing rules for an anonymous page (with a template you can copy)
- Facebook Page access explained — who should hold what on a student-run page
- Handing over a community page without losing it
- Anonymous is not untraceable — what to know before you submit a confession
Moderation
- How AI content moderation works — and where it fails
- A moderation workflow for a small team
- When a submission names someone — a decision guide for admins
- Moderating images and video — what to check before you publish
- When a submission mentions self-harm — what an admin should do
- Spam, floods and brigading — protecting an open submission form
- A plain-language glossary of content moderation terms
Law & safety in Malaysia
- Malaysian law for page admins — an overview
- Defamation and confession pages — what "it was anonymous" does not fix
- Is doxxing illegal in Malaysia? The 2025 Penal Code offences and what they mean for community pages
- Personal data and community pages — a PDPA primer
- How to handle a takedown request
- The Online Safety Act 2025 and the under-16 rule — what changes for community pages
- What to do if an anonymous page posts about you