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Users that disrupt the community through negligence or malicious activity can be regarded as problem users.
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How do I defuse an argument between users that originated on another site?
First of all, just talk to them and tell them about your site's policies and say that you don't think that this is the best place for their argument. You might want to also formally contact someone wi …
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What should be done about threats of physical violence?
First of all, you need to figure out if it's a real threat. If the two users don't seem to know each other or there's some obvious fact (if one mentioned they lived in the UK while another is in Austr …
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How to handle a user reposting a deleted message?
the offending user reposts the message and complains about the moderator not giving a reason, and calls out a specific moderator, despite the system not revealing any such information to the user.
Th …
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How to save our community from being turned into an anarchist crackpot forum by an evil admi...
Really the best thing probably is to get the owner at least aware of this issue. If it is as bad as you're saying (that it might tear your community apart/damage it), they should at least be aware of …
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When is it acceptable to single out a user?
In a physical community, I've often wondered when it's crossing the line when calling out a specific user upon their behavior after general "warnings." I've personally never done it, but I was wonderi …
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