Reporting

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Reporting is a tool on the sharty that allows you to tip moderators about rule-breaking posts, it's a fundamental feature in every modern imageboard & website in general. Abusing this feature on the soysphere WILL result in temporary punishment under certain conditions.

Reporting on the Sharty:

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  Figure 1.

  Click the tickbox beside the menu arrow on a post, this will turn it blue, therefore selecting the post you want to report. (Figure 1.)
• Type in your reason in the "Reason:" field. Read the sharty rules before doing this.
• Click the blue "Report" button after typing in your reason.
• Done

How to get your jaks approved instantly

Reporting on the Booru

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  Figure 2.

  Look for the "Report Post" in the Post Controls section at the top.
• In the popup box, enter your reason in the text area. Remember, the rules also apply here, so don't try to send false reports.
• Click the "Submit Report" button below after typing in your reason.
• Done

Reporting on the Wiki

See also: Wiki 'p spam

The wiki has its own reporting extension developed by Fenriris. To report something on the wiki, go to the revision where the offending content was added in the page history, and click the "Report" button next to the "Undo" button.

Reporting on the 'cuck

Does nothing, unless a janny decides to hand you a 3 dayer for "false" or "misclassified" reporting, even when it's obvious that the post broke the capriciously enforced rules, including the one you reported it for. If you're on a board with infamously slow jannies, you may have better luck with reporting a post for violating United States law, which sends the report to all sitewide moderators. It might not do much in practice because your report will just be ignored or you'll get a 1-3 day ban for heckin misclassified reporting, but that'd happen anyways with normal reports.