If you received an error message about potentially offensive content when submitting your press release, you may be wondering exactly which word or phrase triggered it. This article explains why the flag occurs and what steps are taken to resolve it.
Why does this error appear?
Certain words or phrases in a press release can automatically trigger our system's offensive content filter. This does not necessarily mean your content is inappropriate — sometimes neutral or industry-specific language can unintentionally match patterns the system monitors.
Can I find out which specific part caused the flag?
At this time, our system does not yet identify the exact word or phrase that triggered the error. Our team is actively working on improvements to provide that level of detail in the future. We apologize for any inconvenience this limitation may cause.
What happens to my press release now?
- Our team has reviewed your press release manually.
- Your content has been confirmed as good to go.
- Your press release will be published on your originally scheduled date — no action is needed on your part.
You do not need to edit or resubmit your press release unless a member of our team specifically contacts you to request changes.
If you have additional questions or concerns about your submission, please use the in-app live chat widget to chat with a human teammate who can assist you further.