I sort of agree to disagree here. While I DO agree that this is very serious and demands attention, removal of the comment section is NOT necessary whatsoever. There are other solutions out there besides that that would resolve this issue.
Patent 1: AI Guardrails or Removal of NSFW Content Altogether A guardrail or filter is put specifically into place on text-to-image generators on Perchance. It flags certain words that are logged and will outright refuse to generate any images based on the blacklisted words. The secondary solution is to remove NSFW content entirely and have a strict filter in place that makes the AI refuse to engage with or generate anything with NSFW content involved. Although this will piss a lot of people off who use Perchance precisely for this reason, it will nip this problem right in the bud.
Patent 2: More Powerful Moderation Tools Bans should not only affect the given IP but be a complete hardware ban (Hardware ID) that outright blocks ANY user from using the Perchance comment section altogether regardless if they use a VPN or IP changer. I know you'll probably say "Oh but what if they just switch devices?!"
Yes, that is an issue I have analyzed for this specific solution, as yes, even with a powerful hardware ban, the violator can still use an entirely different device to bypass the ban, but it will be much harder to bypass than an IP ban, because with an IP ban, you can just pop on a VPN and BOOM, you can go back to what you're doing. But if you're hardware banned, you need an ENTIRELY different device to bypass. So if you just have one computer, one phone, TOO BAD, you stay banned.
But as a person who does not use the comment section on ANY Perchance generator (this is because they are always hidden by default), that does not mean this is not an issue that must be left unresolved. If anything, forget what I said, if it ACTUALLY needs to be done, then just have the entirety of the comment section disabled forever. I don't even use the comment section on Perchance, so this does not affect me whatsoever, nor will it affect anyone else like me who uses Perchance. I'll be happy to hear your criticisms of my solutions, I'm not against you.