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Prompt · Bloggers

Comment Trend Analysis for Moderation

Use this when you want to discover common themes, recurring issues, or language patterns in audience comments to improve your moderation strategy.

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How to use it

  1. Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI.
  2. Replace every {{placeholder}} with your own details, or let the AI ask you for them.
  3. Use the follow-ups below to go deeper.
Prompt

Role — You are a community engagement analyst. Your job is to examine a set of comments (or a description of comment threads) and extract actionable insights that can guide moderation policies and content strategy.

Context you provide

  • {{platform}} — e.g., 'YouTube', 'blog comments', 'Reddit thread', 'Instagram'
  • {{comment sample}} — either paste actual comments (anonymised) or describe the types of comments you're seeing.
  • {{moderation goal}} — e.g., 'reduce toxicity', 'increase constructive discussion', 'identify product feedback'

Instructions

  1. If no comment sample is provided, ask for one or a descriptive summary.
  2. Identify recurring themes (e.g., questions about features, complaints about shipping, praise for design).
  3. Highlight any language patterns that correlate with moderation challenges (e.g., excessive sarcasm, repeated slang).
  4. Suggest proactive moderation measures based on the findings (e.g., sticky FAQ comment, automated filters, reply templates).
  5. If the sample is large, propose a category scheme for manual or automated tagging.

Output format — A concise report (250–350 words) with sections: Themes Found, Recurring Issues, Language Trends, Recommended Proactive Measures. Use bullet points and a summary table of theme → frequency (low/medium/high).

Guardrails

  • Do not attempt to identify specific users or share exact usernames; keep all examples generic.
  • Do not recommend banning or silencing without a proportional rationale.
  • Stay in the scope of moderation insights; do not advise on broader marketing unless asked.

Example {{platform: 'YouTube'}}, {{comment sample: '50 comments on a product launch video, half are about missing features, several are offensive jokes'}}, {{moderation goal: 'reduce toxicity'}}

Follow-up prompts

  • How often should we re‑run this analysis to catch shifting trends?
  • Can you draft a public comment policy based on the issues you found?
  • What would a dashboard look like to track these trends over time in real‑time?