Does anyone else think that answerbag should have a 'report abuse' button to avoid online bullying, pointless arguments and general abuse?
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I think that would be a good idea, some people do seem to be unpleasant for the sake of it.
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depends on what abuse you are referring to. How can you be bullied over the internet, i mean it's not in person in your face bullying right. and i suppose if you ask genuine well thought-out questions rather than unintelligent useless questions then your responses would have a greater value. so my answer is no. however, having said that, profanity or racial slirs should not be tolerated under any circumstance.
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It has that already in the ability to get in touch with a community leader and have them look into it. That's what they are here for, sort of like adult room monitors. And it's much quicker than any website button since it can be taken care of immediately if they are online, not have to wait for response by the Staff.
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It's been suggested numerous times... A quick way to contact ANY CL that is on at the time. An email could also be sent to a CL mailbox that only they and staff have access to. Meanwhile, you can use Feedback, which may take some time, or contact a CL (Community Leader). See http://www.orangefrogproductions.com/ofp2m_faq_ab_policing.shtml for who are CLs, with links to their profiles and emails.
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you mean like this?http://www.answerbag.com/a_view/5252521
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I think it would be abused; eventually people would start reporting abuse when others disagreed with them. "Unsubscribe from comments" will get the job done pretty well.
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Here is a good description of people like that. http://redwing.hutman.net/~mreed/warriorshtm/jerk.htm
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i'm gonna be blunt answer bag has many arse holes on it so yes it does, but not to mention all the many really nice people :)
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