Use of the "Report" feature

[bben46]

Now, if we can just get people to actually read the pinned topics... :rolleyes:

[Relax and Play]

Now, if we can just get people to actually read the pinned topics... :rolleyes:

 

Yeah, good luck with that. :whistling:

[buddah]

I would be happy if they read the TOS.

[LHammonds]

I would be happy if....ah, who am I kidding, I'm happy regardless of what goes on here. hehehe.

 

The 1st post was updated to include links to existing tutorials related to this subject:

 

Tutorial: Reporting Uploaded Files

Tutorial: Reporting Member Posts

 

LHammonds

[antonkr]

thanks Dark0ne but maybe you will add tutorial How To Click mouse button :)

[LHammonds]

thanks Dark0ne but maybe you will add tutorial How To Click mouse button :)

Those tutorials are primarily aimed at people who are completely new to the Internet / Forums and/or English is not their primary language.

 

Looking at a web site in a foreign language and not knowing what to click on is a bit intimidating. Tutorials such as this allow for language translators to work...and the screenshots give clear indication as to which words / symbols to click on. ;)

[Pronam]

So... basically with the new ip.board the report button can be used a couple of times? It doesn't turn different and I could click it again as if I never reported. Doesn't that give a lot of double reports :unsure: ?

[antonkr]

Agreed with Pronam. You guys gonna have way more emails to go through.

[Dark0ne]

Nah it's a lot more organised on our end now

[Vagrant0]

Actually, this is no different from before when people could click the already red report button and submit an additional report. the difference now is that if more than 1 person report the same post, it'll just add another message to the existing ticket. While this might allow for a bit wider range of impressions about an offending post, it DOES NOT mean that everyone should be clicking an already reported post just to add their .02 Euros. So far it has not yet become a problem.