Reporting

Draft — pending review

The formal, written reporting process described below is a draft, not published policy — it needs confirmation from Daria, named as this project’s Community policy reviewer. The real, working path in the section right below this notice already works today and doesn’t depend on that sign-off.

How to Report a Problem Today

Flag it to a moderator directly in the real Discord — that’s the fastest, real reporting path available right now. This is the same guidance already published at Guides → Security, not a new claim introduced here.

What a Formal Process Will Add, Once Confirmed

• What specifically should be reported here versus handled elsewhere.
• Where exactly to send a report, beyond “flag a moderator in Discord.”
• What information a report should include.
• What happens after a report is submitted.
• Any real limitations on what this process can address.

Content Input Required

None of the formal-process specifics above are stated here yet — what counts as reportable, what information is needed, what happens after submission, and any real limitations all need confirmation from someone who can speak to actual current practice. Until Daria confirms this, the Discord-moderator path above remains the only real reporting mechanism this site can honestly point to.

Where to Go From Here

• Guides → Security — practical safety steps, including the real reporting path above
• Code of Conduct — the standard a report would be measured against
• Moderation — how moderation handles what gets reported