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rownesheck

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5. I selected that option once.

Reply to Takket (Original post)

Mon Sep 23, 2019, 06:49 PM

Sep 2019

It was because someone alerted on a poster and it in no way deserved an alert. It made absolutely no sense as to why anyone would alert that post. My only guess was that they were trying to stir up mess.

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what does "they sent the alert in bad faith with an intent to disrupt" do? [View all] Takket Sep 2019 OP

Honestly, a bunch of alerts fall in that category, but I've never hit that button. Hoyt Sep 2019 #1

It is your subjective opinion after evaluating the alert. It comes up only when you deem the alert hlthe2b Sep 2019 #2

more specifically i meant......... Takket Sep 2019 #4

No. I assume it is a majority of jury, but it gives the alerter a time out for some period of time. hlthe2b Sep 2019 #6

presume admin keeps track. mopinko Sep 2019 #3

I selected that option once. rownesheck Sep 2019 #5