Moderation transparency
Every number on this page is read from the live database when the page is built. Nobody types them in.
On our safety page we say that reports go to a person, get a decision within 24 hours, and that we publish how many we received and what we did about them. This is that page.
| Reports received | 15 |
|---|---|
| Acted on | 5 |
| Dismissed | 9 |
| Still waiting for a decision | 1 |
| Past the 24-hour promise, right now | 0 |
| Decided within 24 hours | 8 of 14 (57%) |
| Median time to a decision | 13.0 hours |
| Accounts suspended after a report | 5 |
Last calculated: 12 October 2026, 04:17 UTC · counting since 22 Aug 2026
What these words mean
Acted on means we agreed with the report and did something: removed content, warned someone, or suspended an account. Dismissed means we looked and decided no action was needed. Both are decisions, and in both cases the person who reported is told what we concluded.
Past the 24-hour promise is the count we would most like to hide. It is here because a promise nobody can check is not a promise.
What we do not publish, and why
We do not publish what individual reports were about, which accounts were involved, or anything that could let someone work out who reported whom. On a platform where being identified carries real risk, a detailed report would be a targeting tool.
We do not publish a breakdown by reason yet. With this few reports it would identify people rather than describe a pattern. It will appear here once the numbers are large enough that they describe a trend instead of a person.
Government and law enforcement requests
See law enforcement for what we hold, what we can hand over, and what does not exist to be handed over. Any request we receive will be counted on this page.