Anonymous Chatroom Abuse Message Filtering via Admin Rule Sets

The patent introduces an administrator terminal as an intermediary between users and the chatroom system. The administrator terminal receives abusing messages, determines whether they violate rules using stored rule sets, and selectively hides appropriate messages. This mediator approach maintains user freedom while filtering harmful content through a dedicated management interface.

The patent implements preliminary action by storing rule sets in advance in the administrator terminal. These rule sets contain predetermined criteria for identifying abusing messages. When messages are received, the system compares them against pre-stored rules, enabling automated preliminary filtering before administrator review, thus reducing processing time while maintaining accuracy.

The patent applies local quality by implementing selective message hiding based on specific rule violations. Rather than hiding all messages uniformly, the system evaluates each message against the rule set and hides only those that match violating patterns. This localized approach maintains safety by filtering harmful content while preserving legitimate communication that does not violate rules.