Apology accepted. I appreciate your effort, however, you should take a different approach. I totally support you for flagging posts that are either not in Chinese nor China related. But for posts in other languages that are about China, they should be able to use the cn tag, I found out today that there is a china tag, but that one isn't nearly as popular as cn. I also think it's important to promote China to other people, which needs posts in other languages about China, limiting cn to posts in Chinese only is not the best approach, afterall, we should keep an open mind. Just take a softer approach when you try to tell people about the cn tag. The best way I think is to tell them first, if it's a misunderstanding, then we are all good. But for posts like porn and stuff, and the posts used cn on purpose knowing it is about china to attract traffic but has nothing about china, you should put them in a list, but for people who misunderstood the meaning of cn, there's no need to put them in the list (there were a few posts like this in the list you put out). What can also try to promote the china tag in the cn tag section, so when it's big enough, we have more options as well.