Akismet helps identify spam around a site. Strawberry helps the moderation team make sense of the browser context around those decisions, including the comments, patterns, published pages, and policies that explain what should happen next.
Use it to review questionable comments, spot recurring abuse, prepare escalation notes, and keep moderation standards consistent without treating every unfamiliar message as spam.
01
Review questionable comments in context.
A comment can look suspicious in isolation but be legitimate when read beside the post, thread, or author history. Strawberry can bring the visible moderation context into a short review brief that keeps the decision tied to evidence.
02
Find abuse patterns worth acting on.
One blocked comment may be noise; a repeated phrase, link destination, or campaign pattern is operational information. Strawberry can organise the visible examples into a pattern brief for the site owner or moderation lead.
03
Give escalations the evidence they need.
A moderation escalation should include more than a screenshot and a hunch.
Strawberry can prepare the relevant excerpts, site context, and questions for the person who owns the policy decision.
04
Make good moderation judgment repeatable.
Teams can save an agreed review rubric as a Strawberry skill, so common comment checks remain consistent while edge cases still reach a human.