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Hi SampleOfNone! There should be an additional info box that appears when you're reporting abuse of the report button. That's the best way to signal to the safety team which reports you want them to investigate.

Hey Wonderful_Stay9503!

Sorry something like this happened. As others have pointed out, reporting for Abuse of the Report button would be the right route.

In cases where lots of items get reports quickly no need to report every one! You can just flag a few of them, enough for the safety team to be able to connect the dots, and they'll dig in.

Spot on Charupa-! Thanks for the quick help here.

I'm not sure Dekamir but I highlighted that for the team too!

Hey FlorianFlash!

I can pass this along as feature you all would find helpful.

Hey DualAscetic!

As others note, no issue from our end as long as you're enforcing sitewide rules and abiding by the Code of Conduct for Mods

That would be the closest option available if it's working, BreakYoBaals. There isn't a native way to clear them all out at this time.

Well thanks for that too!

Can confirm Chosen1PR - something seems to be going on with the developer platform currently and the engineers are already investigating. Sounds like they have identified the core issue and are working on getting a fix up.

Edit: Fix should have just gone out so things should hopefully be a bit more stable going forward. Please note it might take a short bit for things to percolate through the tubes!

Hey all,

Some changes are being made to how user flair is displayed on web, with the goal of making it easier to read on desktop (and matching how the experience is on the Reddit native apps today). We know that user flair is used in a number of different ways in different communities and we're continuing to surface the feedback you all have shared in this thread.

Hi comixnerd15!

Sorry that a group is up to no good here and thanks for trying to go the extra mile for someone in your own community.

On top of the suggestions here, having the user report the post or any comments that are harassing or threatening would be helpful in addition to filing a MCoC report. First party reports from the user directly are often the easiest to act on, but any user can report 3rd party threats or harassment too!

Hey ateam1984!

There's a couple of caveats to that leaderboard including what communities are included (similar to awards eligibility) and how they're ranked, but it does also seem to be a bit broken. We've asked the engineers if they can take a look at what's going on.

Opus and I are seeing if we can't get some movement on this!

Hey Altruistic_Coach9014!

There's been a few posts about this in the last few days. We're trying to see if we can't get some traction on what appears to be a stuck bug ticket.

Hey Nud-Glory!

As others have said, communities cannot be deleted. If you're looking to step back from moderating, this article has some tips and best practices.

Such a classic! I used one for a while too

I still think you're good even if you call it pop

Yup, the safety team can still see those.

Hey Earthling_Aprill!

The appropriate team would still give things a review. Hope that helps clarify!

That certainly makes sense for the communities I see you mod Hierophantically! Do you unlock the thread after someone's reviewed it?

Hey brightblackheaven!

Is this still happening for you today?

Looks like another admin just took care of that one!

The best I can say is that sometimes users will be caught in the spam filters entirely and they can check this via reddit.com/appeal