I don’t see any sensitive words, unless we count the technical terms related to language learning. By the way, I appreciate you sharing your thoughts on the subject.

The exact workings of this policy remain unclear. I’ve seen dozens of comments flagged for violating community guidelines — many of which, in my opinion, are entirely innocuous, including some of my own. The automatic banning triggered by specific keywords, without context or prior warning, feels unnecessarily rigid. Wouldn’t a more balanced solution — like a post validator or a review queue — offer a fairer alternative?

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Can anyone recommend a teacher who could help with accent reduction when speaking Spanish please?

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I’m confused a little bit here from my resource it’s says 입니다 is formal and the informal version is 예요 but when I watch videos I see people use 예요 a lot . So is 예요 formal or informal to use every day ex. strangers