What's the best part about policing the Internet?

[WilmaReportu]

This is for my fellow aspiring moderators or other netizens who won't hesitate to hit the "Report" button when they see objectionable content.

Pajamas are your uniform

The unlimited supply of coffee and donuts delivered right to your door

No one can cry "police brutality" because prohibiting expression never killed anyone

Giving meaning to 'Stop, collaborate and listen'

A laptop is more environmentally friendly than a V8 engine

A total of 5 votes were cast: 3 girls and 2 guys. See detailed results

[LiamJHayden]

1. No training necessary.
2. Don't have to carry a firearm.
3. Much safer that having to pull over someone who might want to off you.

[Jennz6]

Report bullying and trolling

[Anonymous]

REPORTED...TROLLING.

[WilmaReportu]

I feel like such a rookie. I usually write at least 300 words telling someone why their content is objectionable.

[Opinion Owner]

To which most is complete nonsense or irrelevant.

You need to remember this is the Internet.

[Dilԁοphοbe]

Hello nikki

[Jennz6]

@Dilԁοphοbe is that Nikki?

[Dilԁοphοbe]

@Jennz6 not sure. As an ubermod she usually tries to hide the question... if this one commented then either the Q got restored or it's someone else who doesn't have the ability to hide posts.

[Dilԁοphοbe]

@Jennz6 actually I do now know who it is. The reason the question wasn't hidden is that she isn't a moderator anymore... lost it just over a year ago in an argument. Moderate and influencer, both titles stripped at once.

Reason I didn't immediately assume based on the grammar is I thought she was still 29 years old. Now turned 30.

[strateguy632]

i can't