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If a post is "reported" against, what exactly happens?
Shooting star said:So, the person who has reported against something in a post never knows whether any action has been taken at all against the OP?
Shooting star said:I'm obliged for getting matter of fact answers from you.
If the post is edited or removed for using insulting language against somebody, the others should also know of it, because nobody's going to visit an old post. The OP should be reprimanded, depending on the degree of his misconduct. Needn't make a fuss out of it, but an example should be set. And the person with the grievance and the offender both should at least come to know of it. Public image and esteem count a lot in the forum.
That's all. Thanks for your patience.
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