Comment by SmEllen_Fresh on 15/05/2024 at 23:56 UTC

-3 upvotes, 2 direct replies (showing 2)

View submission: Wrapping the Golden Upvote Pilot + New(ish) and Improved Awards

Yes, users can report a specific award within the reporting flow. Here’s how to find this reporting flow through the awards selection sheet on a post or comment:

On opening the award selection sheet from the award icon, click “View all” to get to the Awards Details page.
Find the award to be reported, click the menu on the right, and select Report. These reports go to the mod queue for review where you’ll determine to approve or remove. If removed, redditors won’t be able to give that award to the post or comment moving forward.

If you believe a post or comment shouldn’t receive awards at all, the current reporting flow will be applicable. Here’s how to find it:

Open the overflow menu (...) on the content, click Report, and choose Contributor Program violation. These reports will be reviewed by our Safety team.

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Comment by MajorParadox at 16/05/2024 at 00:35 UTC

18 upvotes, 1 direct replies

These reports go to the mod queue for review where you’ll determine to approve or remove.

What will it look like in the queue? It may be confusing if mods think they are approving or remove the post/comment vs. the award.

If removed, redditors won’t be able to give that award to the post or comment moving forward.

For that post/comment or at all on the sub?

If you believe a post or comment shouldn’t receive awards at all, the current reporting flow will be applicable

How is getting an award a violation of the Contributor Program? Will awarders know they can only award certain types of content? That's now how awards worked before, so I'd imagine they wouldn't.

Comment by alleybetwixt at 16/05/2024 at 00:03 UTC

2 upvotes, 0 direct replies

Thank you for providing these details!