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That's what I mean by severity if you're blocking people for mundane reasons there's of course not always a need to report.
By the way, as far as I personally know (because I asked this myself), if you report someone from exploding heads for example from this instance the report should go to ernest.
In case I explained it badly read this comment from user Kichae
Thanks, I'll give that a read!
E: oh, and it's not the mundane blocks I mean, it's stuff like casual sexism or ableism that some might not consider "serious", but that's a whole other conversation for another time haha
Oh now I understand what you meant, no I consider both to be bad. Both don't belong here, as well as any other -ism with bad intent. I believe that at the moment reporting the really serious stuff is the important thing to do and as the site grows, and we get more moderators so we don't overload 1-2 people with reports, I wouldn't see any reason not to report the less "serious" stuff.
Yeah, I think more people getting and dealing with the reports would definitely help, not just them in dealing with it, but also us users, in reducing the anxiety/guilt of reporting and "creating" work for someone else who is already swamped (even if rationally I know it's the bigots' causing the extra work, not those reporting them).
But hey, it's all still new and growing so no pressure on anyone, I don't doubt things will eventually get resolved in a way that works for most people involved (can never please everyone, and that's ok!).
Ok, just had a read through, that makes a lot of sense about where the reports go, though I'll admit I still get a little anxious about reporting "out of kbin" users just because I'm still getting my head around how it all works and all the information moving around the fed. But I'll get there (and things will be tweaked and adjusted, I'm sure).