Utilizing a machine learning strategy would be optimal for creating an automated comment moderation system. Data collection constitutes the initial phase, wherein we train our model using a dataset sourced from our application or websites. This dataset should accurately reflect both typical and explicit, profane, or inappropriate content. Natural Language Processing (NLP) can be employed to analyze the comments. Techniques such as tokenization, stemming, and lemmatization can be used to simplify the comments into more comprehensible forms. We can develop a Supervised Learning Model for classification, which will categorize comments as either "Appropriate" or "Inappropriate." If the model's performance is unsatisfactory, we can either train it on a larger dataset or explore more complex models. To address false positives and negatives , our system can incorporate a manual review feature for flagged comments. This allows users to contest decisions regarding their comments if they feel they were wrongly flagged. Our system must include a mechanism to update the model . Language is continuously evolving, with new slang emerging and existing terms changing. Our model should be capable of adapting its interpretations to reflect these linguistic developments. Finally, the implemented system should be equipped to manage high traffic volumes and store large quantities of data, while also ensuring appropriate privacy and security protocols are in place.