Comment by cheechak0 on 26/02/2020 at 21:58 UTC

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View submission: Reddit Security Report -- February 26, 2019

As a result this month, we’ve actioned more than 6K accounts, reduced time to action (from report time) by a factor of 10 , and achieved a 90% increase in the number of accounts actioned.

Which is great to hear, but I am still wondering, if we report someone ban evading, how long should we expect it will take for action?

What are the outcomes of such a report and what communications should we expect?

I understand it may depend on the circumstance, and workload, but even with the new interface, you make a report and it seems like it just disappears into a black hole.

It's discouraging to have the "New Help Center report has been received." message be the last you hear about a ban evasion report.

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Comment by worstnerd at 27/02/2020 at 16:02 UTC

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We are now getting to all reported ban evasion tickets within a few hours being reported. Unfortunately the communication response component is still being worked on, so there is no response. We are working on this, but I don't have a firm timeline for that to be addressed.