What happens after I report something?
Last checked 22 October 2026
A person looks at every report, the most serious first, and decides what to do: nothing, ask the owner to change something, take a picture or a post down, take a tour off the social site and Explore (it stays at its own address) or take it offline. A report about a child being harmed, or an intimate image shared without consent, can put a published tour offline until a person has decided. From the report form you get a reference that starts with RPT- and a page that shows whether a person has decided yet, and a mail too if you gave an email address or are signed in; from the social site's menu you see Thank you. We will take a look., and the reference comes by mail. If you think the decision is wrong, write to moc.rmaronap@tcatnoc and quote the reference: somebody who did not decide it looks again. We promise no reply time and no particular outcome. Report a tour, a picture, a post or a person has the rest.
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