Would you be interested in pretending to be my user for a moment? Imagine that you, a software professional with 25+ years experience, are using a forum. What

Would you be interested in pretending to be my user for a moment? Imagine that you, a software professional with 25+ years experience, are using a forum. What do you want from flag/report buttons? I guess you would be able to find and use them whether they were at the top or at the bottom, whether they were called report or flag, and whether they required confirmation or not. I've seen some report/downvote buttons which give you a dropdown for the reason right on the page, which is pretty cool. (lobsters) Is there anything you can imagine that a flag button would do that they don't do already? For example, on my site, the report becomes a publicly visible item itself, so you can reply and comment on it, and flag the flag itself, even. Does that sound useful to you, or just one more layer of things to click through?