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Report content

If you saw a post, a comment, or a profile that shouldn't be in the community, let us know. Every report is read by a person.

What's worth reporting

Take it down
  • Nudity or sexual content
  • Graphic violence, hate speech, or a threat against someone
  • Someone else's drawing posted as if it were the poster's own
  • Harassment, stalking, or exposing someone's personal data
  • Spam, scams, or malicious links
This isn't a report
  • A drawing you didn't like — unfollow instead
  • Disagreeing with someone's comment
  • A bug or a slow site — write to contact, not through the report form

From the app

It's the fastest way, and it reaches moderation already identified.

  1. Open the post, comment, or profile.
  2. Tap the three dots (⋯).
  3. Choose "Report" and tell us why.

From the browser

The site has the same gesture, and the report enters the same queue.

  1. Open the post — in the community, on the poster's profile, or on its own page.
  2. Click the card's three dots (⋯).
  3. Choose "Report" and tell us why.

Both buttons above require a signed-in account — they log the report under your name, and moderation only investigates reports with a real person behind them. One report per post is enough. Without an account, use the form below.

Write the report

Comments and profiles still only have the button in the app, and if you don't have an account, you don't have a button at all. This form covers both cases — it goes straight into the same queue.

What you're reporting
Reason

This report takes priority over everything else. If someone is in immediate danger, contact the police before finishing this form.

0/1000
Attach a screenshot or the original file Up to 3 files · 10 MB each · image, PDF, or .zip

What happens next

From the third report on, the post is hidden from the showcase automatically while moderation takes a look — that is the wait, not the verdict. After that, moderation decides: keep it or remove it. Reporting the same content again doesn't speed up the queue — the first report is already enough.

We respond within 7 business days. Cases involving minors or a risk to someone's safety take priority over everything else.

KeepIt doesn't break the guidelines. The post stays as it is.
RemoveIt comes down. If it was a comment, whoever wrote it is notified.

If it's urgent

If someone is in immediate danger, contact the police in your country before writing to us. In Brazil, reports of crimes against children and teenagers online can also go to SaferNet, and Disque 100 is staffed 24 hours a day.