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Users reporting users is a terrible way to manage account misuse/bad behaviour. Your average user on your average platform is a low form of life incase you hadn

• grishka 1y ago
  It's an okay way as long as the ultimate decisions are made by real humans.
  • cosmicgadget 1y ago
    Real humans are really good at choosing the path of least resistance. E.g. Reddit's outsourced 'Anti Evil' team.
    • grishka 1y ago
      It depends a lot on how you train and incentivize them. Most big-corp social media seems to not care very much about false positives, but it doesn't have to be like that.
• Rastonbury 1y ago
  Worse is if your competitors report you and get you banned while having profitable ads, there goes a large marketing channel and likely a chunk of revenue, think shopify stores, restauranteurs. Reddit is full of these stories