08-29-2023, 11:40 AM
I was recently left a truly awful gif on a sequence that I've worked on for a very long time and that clearly violates the rules of the site (see Online Sequencer Rules (Please Read)), but there doesn't seem to be any clear path to flagging this message or reporting it as inappropriate. I'd like to make a request for some sort of procedure outlining ways to flag and remove harmful content left on a sequence.
I understand that nasty comments are just a part of being on the internet and that the gif is a sort of inside joke on this site, but this is different. People could be viewing or working on their sequences during a lunch break at work or at school. Sometimes I let my toddler sit by me while I introduce him to music. A nasty message can be ignored, a message in chat disappears eventually, but this is permanent and always one click away from being clearly visible.
Please consider providing a way to flag, review, and remove harmful comment. This site is truly such a good way to make composing accessible to just about anyone. It's just disappointing and unfortunate to know that this could happen to anyone's sequence and that there is no good way to address it.
Thank you for your consideration,
Spoopy Spary Speletons
I understand that nasty comments are just a part of being on the internet and that the gif is a sort of inside joke on this site, but this is different. People could be viewing or working on their sequences during a lunch break at work or at school. Sometimes I let my toddler sit by me while I introduce him to music. A nasty message can be ignored, a message in chat disappears eventually, but this is permanent and always one click away from being clearly visible.
Please consider providing a way to flag, review, and remove harmful comment. This site is truly such a good way to make composing accessible to just about anyone. It's just disappointing and unfortunate to know that this could happen to anyone's sequence and that there is no good way to address it.
Thank you for your consideration,
Spoopy Spary Speletons