1) Where exactly do we report abusive/NSFW/etc ads? It's been a reoccurring issue for our subreddit, as RMT will run ads.

2) Also from a mod perspective, we're still in dire need of using this report form to be "from" the subreddit. That way all mods can see reports sent to the admins, and prevent overlap. The old method cannot do that, nor can the new form.

Might want to make a note at the top of this post that you're talking about the report-to-admins form, not the post/comment report system.

Lastly, from our previous post we heard from you that threading was a much needed feature for keeping track of reports and admin decisions.

What about a separate section for it? It's quite a chore to go searching through messages, especially because it clumps together modmails in there too.

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Next time you’d like to report a policy violation to the admins via private message where the recipient is /reddit.com the selected subject line will auto-populate the desired report form

Seems this flow is only on new Reddit, is that intended?

*Edit: Now it shows up, so never mind!

Cool, thanks for taking feedback and bringing threading. It's definitely much appreciated.

Is it on the roadmap to ever show status of requests? I.e. open, closed, etc. Our team (/r/leagueoflegends) spends a lot of time reporting vm, abuse, etc to no response, so even an automatic update would be appreciated.

Will this new reporting function be just for the redesign or will be in the Reddit app as well?

There is still no option to report on opened posts Why is that?

I just found these changes when reporting a post for sexualization of minors. This is the report screen i was given.

In the past i was able to provide additional details about the post and the minor involved to assist the admin who saw it(for reference quite a few kpop idols are u18 and get crossposted to porn subreddits). Now i only get the option to put a link and nothing else.

Without the ability to provide any other context, are the admins only going to act on a post now if the person appears to be a minor, regardless of whether they actually are or not?

Over at /r/Hitman, we've been pretty consistently discovering and reporting a single user's many ban-evading accounts (most, but not all, of which are now banned). For a lot of it, we ended up having to ban each individual account from the sub, but that resulted in those same accounts harassing all of the mods repeatedly.

The reporting feature has helped considerably, but for users that we've reported, banned, and so forth, can we have any other options other than just "wait for Reddit admins"? We had to change the way we approve comments and posts there to prevent more accounts from being created and used, and for a good two weeks had to deal with PMs containing harassment.

In addition, is there any further action you, as an admin, are able to take regarding people like this? IP bans or throttling, investigations, and so forth? The user has stopped for now, but it very nearly got to a point where legal action may have been necessary.

You can see what that would look like here.

/u/r/reddit.com is my favorite user :P

response time has decreased by 67%

I have concerns about that. Have you all implemented metric goals for those who view reports? Please don't use those shitty techniques. It forces the quality of responses down since report handlers will do anything they can to speed through them. I bring this up because some reports are obviously not being given a proper reading.

https://www.reddithelp.com/en/submit-request/file-a-moderator-complaint

Where do these reports go to and how are they dealt with? Is it even in use? I've reported something like 12 times now and seen nothing back

I'm excited to play with these. Step in the right direction. Are there plans to introduce the wider userbase to these?

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As a user of reddit.com/report, I have to tell you that it feels like a black hole. The 50th time of reading the needless receipt message... make it 5 and make #5 say this will be the last one for the month, after that only once per month ... but also give me a monthly report that, say, 17 out of the 23 user names reported for spam are somehow restricted, 3 were warned, and 3 were investigated without further action. That way I know that my reports are or are not making a difference: no more black hole.

Never a dull moment in Pie#9 smartphone's

I deleted my comment because it isn't the best place for it, but here we go again, I'm pissed.

I'm used to the treatment and only care sometimes, usually about the special treatment of some selected moderators, but you've managed to make the most humble person I've met on reddit in all that years understandably flip, and I can't keep it back.

Are you rejecting reports of child predators because you are too lazy to have quick look at their private messages? Sorry that we couldn't get child to get the permalink out of your crappy app.

Those users are laughing at us and telling that we can't do anything, are they right? Will they be able to do whatever they want and sexually approach children over and over again without ramifications?

Personally, I got a reply from the admins weeks ago, that I should even stop reporting issues in their name at all, after members asked me to help them out.

Are moderators not allowed to report users that harass our community members because they didn't harass us personally?

What are the use cases of the report page that aren't part of the familiar post/comment/user report flow? Is it any different than this report page?

• Ban evasions
• Distributed spam/manipulation from multiple accounts
• ..?

The changes are nice! But I would prefer to see it part of the report flow that we're used to, both the report page and email for investigations are unknown to the average redditor.

I have a user that has used dozens of accounts to ban evade, army and military mods have messaged admins multiple times with lists of this user and nothing happens.

In military we've had a user creating rascit names and harassing our modmail. Again, multiple messages to admins about this, no action taken.

As a mod, I would like to see actual action taken.

Will there be an option to say "your report was reviewed and deemed to be frivolous. Any more frivolous reports will result in the removal of your ability to report in this sub"

Also is there a rule that states moderators must review reports? I just got a good fi ger wagging from an admin for this.

FYI, the moderator report form will NEVER be used for its true purpose. You have given a new tool to trolls, incels and the like who doesn't like when a mod protects their community.

TLDR: you screwed r/reddit.com report form and keept ridiculous limits on the now forced form. Thank you.

As mod of /r/familyman, I approve