The development of modern information technologies has led to the fact that many people began to actively communicate on the Internet: in various forums and in social networks. Sometimes the statement of one or another user may contradict the established rules of the resource and requires removal.
Necessary
access to the Internet
Instructions
Step 1
Each forum or other similar resource must have a moderator or a group of moderators who monitor users' compliance with the rules on the project. To communicate with them, there must be some kind of link in the program window interface.
Step 2
If the user's statement is offensive in someone's direction or for any other reason contradicts the norms established on this resource, find the option: "complain to the moderator". In the proposed field for explaining your dissatisfaction (if any), briefly but succinctly indicate those points of the rules that this person violated.
Step 3
If an offensive remark or comment, and possibly a whole post, continues to "hang" on the site for a long time even after your complaint to the moderator, find a link to contact the support service of this resource. When composing a letter to the site administration, indicate that you have already sent a complaint to the moderator, but it did not have a response. Be correct in your letter and avoid being overly emotional.
Step 4
Sometimes you can block access to your account and the ability to leave various comments to your address by adding a specific user to the "black list". In order to do this, look for this section in the program interface or click on the photo (avatar) of the person in the context menu and select the appropriate option. On the Odnoklassniki project, for example, this can be done if the user came to visit you. Open the "guests" page, find the avatar of a person who is unpleasant for you in communication and call the context menu on it, in which select the appropriate item.
Step 5
Do not enter into a verbal skirmish with a user who has allowed himself to make impartial statements. If you start to "pour" retaliatory insults, the site administration may "ban" you too.
