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Moderation in Atheism and Agnosticism

ohnonotgmail · 2018-07-05 08:14:00

Can a cmod or admin confirm to me that a mod can only act if a post has been reported? This is the line taken now by robdinch in the atheism and agnosticism forum.

05-07-2018 8:14am

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Can a cmod or admin confirm to me that a mod can only act if a post has been reported? This is the line taken now by robdinch in the atheism and agnosticism forum.

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#2 05-07-2018 8:18am

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Reported Posts are a very important tool to allows mods to identify potentially troublesome posts. However, they are not the only means of identifying issues, and a mod can act without a post being first reported.

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#3 05-07-2018 8:19am

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dudara wrote: »

Reported Posts are a very important tool to allows mods to identify potentially troublesome posts. However, they are not the only means of identifying issues, and a mod can act without a post being first reported.

Thank you.

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